http://www.allmusic.com/album/gilfema-2-r1433844/review Gilfema + 2 Gilfema Review by Michael G. Nastos Gilfema‘s follow-up to their excellent debut CD adds clarinetists Anat Cohen and John Ellis to the fray, expanding the sound of lead instruments on top of guitarist Lionel Loueke‘s personalized concept. Where their initial recording (and Loueke‘s trio that also includes extraordinary bassist Massimo Biolcati and equally talented
Author: Big Geez — Published: Nov 09, 2008 at 11:55 am Read more: http://blogcritics.org/music/article/music-review-gilfema-gilfema-2/#ixzz1fnKnzPCo Another intriguing release from the ObliqSound label (previously reviewed: Sira) is now available, and it’s once again a fascinating foray into international jazz. Gilfema, a talented trio that some will remember from their self-titled 2004 debut album, has now produced Gilfema + 2,
Lionel Loueke – Gilfema+2 http://www.jamati.com/online/music/lionel-loueke-gilfema2/ Written by Shirlene Alusa-Brown | Posted Wednesday, September 24, 2008 Benin musician, Lionel Loueke, has teamed up with Hungarian drummer, Ferenc Nemeth, and Swedish-Italian bassist, Massimo Biolcati, to produce an album that explores a range of jazz expression that includes the syncopated rhythms of Africa with
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Lionel Loueke’s new CD “Karibu” is in the stores now! The CD features Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Massimo Biolcati, Ferenc Nemeth and it came out on the Blue Note Label. Just announced! My CD was choosen to be among the final 5 at the 7th Annual Independent Music Awards
Another great review of my album “Night Songs” by TERRELL KENT HOLMES http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=27320 Ferenc Nemeth: Night Songs (2007) By TERRELL KENT HOLMES, Published: November 8, 2007 It might surprise that Hungarian-born drummer Ferenc Nemeth makes his debut as a leader with Night Songs. The sophistication and self-assurance of his composing and
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SEPTEMBER 2007 Ferenc Nemeth Sextet Night Songs Dreamers Collective By Forrest Dylan Bryant A strain of melancholy longing runs through drummer Ferenc Nemeth’s dreamlike debut as a leader, as delicately layered melodies billow and merge in overlapping waves. Nemeth’s rolling cadences provide direction, while the twin saxophones of Chris Cheek and
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I was also featured in the July issue of the Italian magazin called JazzColours (below) and wanted to share with you the artcle! You can find out more about it at www.jazzcolours.it My summer was quite busy. I started to tour in April with Kate McGarry, than Omer Avital’s quintet,
After many months and weeks of hard work, finally my debut CD (Night Songs) as a leader came out on Dreamer’s Collective Records. Now it is available in all the major internet stores and of course it is available in digital format on such places like, iTunes, eMusic, and Digstation.
After many months and weeks of hard work, finally my debut CD (Night Songs) as a leader came out on Dreamer’s Collective Records. Now it is available in all the major internet stores and of course it is available in digital format on such places like, iTunes, eMusic, and Digstation.
Continue readingNight Songs – All About Jazz by Mark F. Turner
This is an album that I co-lead and co-wrote the songs with Javier Vercher. It is a saxophone-drum duo album with some very special guests on a couple of songs. Lionel Loueke plays guitar and Chip Taylor is reading a poem on one song. Here is an article by Mark