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Matty Bannond

Matty Bannond is a 39-year-old music journalist, fiction author and copywriter. He was born and raised near Manchester, UK. He now lives in Germany. Matty writes for publications and websites including Jazz Journal, The New York City Jazz Record and Free Jazz Collective. Instagram: bannond_m

Brenda Earle Stokes: Motherhood

Canadian singer and pianist flirts with kitsch but stays firm in a wistful set of Latin and light-rock originals featuring Ingrid Jensen

Antonio Farao: Tributes

Along with John Patitucci and Jeff Ballard the Italian pianist salutes his inspirations, rich in hard bop and including Chick Corea's Matrix

Eleonora Claps: 10PM

The Milan-born drummer and singer presents a fetching batch of funky, Latin-flavoured songs laced with keyboard solos from John Crawford

Signe Emmeluth: Banshee

Scandinavian saxophone, trumpet, tuba, electronics and more scream their way through material inspired by the banshee of Irish folklore
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Natalie Cressman and Ian Faquini: Guinga

American trombonist and nylon-string guitarist pay tribute to Brazilian composer Guinga, who himself appears on the album

Trish Clowes and Ross Stanley: Journey To Where

British saxophonist and pianist duet on originals, improvisations and arrangements dedicated to Wayne Shorter and John Taylor

Florian Arbenz: Conversation #11/#12 ON!

Swiss percussionist's semi-free rave-up - including Britons Percy Purglove, Ivo Neame and Jim Hart - suggests an update on 70s Miles and prog

Melissa Aldana: Echoes Of The Inner Prophet

The Chilean sax virtuoso plays mostly wistful, downtempo music, somewhat reminiscent of Wayne Shorter's work in and out of Miles Davis's band
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The Wojtek Justyna TreeOH! at Jazz Schmiede, Düsseldorf

The Polish guitarist, alumnus of the jazz department at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, played a fusion of jazz-rock and world music

Dogs of Pleasure: Embrace

Tasmania-based rock guitarist and drummer bash through a set of visceral improvisations, apparently inspired by the natural world

Lake, Landæus, Osgood: Spirit

In 2017 saxophonist Oliver Lake met with Swedish piano and percussion to squall, holler and incant through some of his compositions

Galumphing Duo: Contrast Of Opposites

Norwegian duo uses reeds (including the tubax, a sax-tuba hybrid) and trombone to improvise on a series of mostly playful riffs and moods
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