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 all Albums of Jazz -> Smooth Jazz |
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The Vienna Clarinet Connection thrills their audience with a silky-soft Clarinet sound, a vibrant basset horn and the straight Jazz sound of a gloomy bass clarinet. Electrification by woodwinds? It's possible...
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An eight-string guitar charmingly forms the tender basis, a cello huddles gently against an accordion, while the voice flirtatiously hovers over them. Little bricolages of sound pop up between the tones ensuring invigorating moments. Welcome to the green oasis of "Fikus"!
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The CD "like it is" is a sometimes warm and subtle, other time rousing mixture of blues, old school R&B and swing
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On "a Little closer" SCHENIS has created a wonderful collage of electro pop, jazz and contemporary songwriting. Like an earwig voice and sound design creep in the auditory canals and from there to the synapses of the leg muscles in order to put the limbs into motion.
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Velvet Elevator brings back unforgettable film melodies of the 50s, 60s and 70s in own arrangements for the ensemble.
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Arranging of jazz standards in a modern way by putting them into new harmonically sounds and lard them with spicy odd-meter and unusual rhythmic figures. That would explain the strength and the uniqueness of the Doug Johnson Trio.
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The members of the acoustic piano trio around the Austrian pianist Volkard Iglseder have dedicated themselves to European jazz. In a fascinating way they combine the most different influences from classical music, jazz and rock to a very intense and immediately sensible music. A linking element between modern jazz and classical music...
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The Compositions on the new Album by Ulrich Drechsler, tell of the small, personal Wonders that we experience every Day.
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The debut-cd of the saxophonist, known as a member of the internationally famous group „Café Drechsler“, helds almost only his own compositons and shows a very different side of him.
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