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lunedì 15 ottobre 2018

Paul Wilbury - Jazz Shit & Real Book Vol.2

Secondo volume della saga "Jazz Shit & Real Book" dello spagnolo Paul Wilbury, un beat tape strumentale di gran classe, dal sapore jazz e soul.

Streaming ed acquisto (anche in cassetta) da questo link.

Following “Blue Days” and “Jazz Sh*t & Real Book Vol.1”, we are proud to announce Wilbury’s third release “Jazz Sh*t & Real Book Vol.2”, which will be released both digitally and as a combined cassette tape with the previously released Vol. 1, bringing the two together for a complete collection of Wilbury’s various jazz / hip-hop orientated experiments.
“Jazz Sh*t & Real Book Vol.1&2” began as a way for Wilbury to develop his beat-making techniques while working with standard jazz structures. His approach towards using a sampler is similar to that of artists such as Knxwledge and MNDSGN and by combining Hip-Hop and Jazz, Wilbury has created a mixture of sounds and textures, which are seldom found in Jazz alone. The result is a suave and elegantly characterful sound melded with the playfulness of lo-fi hip-hop beats, which artfully reflects Wilbury’s background in modern jazz. By combining these two genres, which often represent cherished eras been and gone, Wilbury freshens up the old into something new while retaining it’s “nostalgia” factor, making his experiments a suitable listen for jazz and hip hop fans, old and new.

lunedì 23 luglio 2018

Paul Wilbury - Jazz S*** & Real Book Vol.1

Gli amanti della trap stiano pure alla larga da questo disco di Paul Wilbury che, sotto la label Aviary Bridge Records, fa respirare atmosfere da night jazz anni '30, con un aggiunta di batterie classiche mai invadenti.

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"This album is the first one of the series called "JAZZ SHIT & REAL BOOK" where I explore the jazz standards and most famous compositions in a new way, revisiting them with the lenguage of hip-hop." Paul Wilbury