VARIOUS - Jazz Is Dead 20: Remixes - Vinyl (LP in die-cut sleeve)
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Jazz Is Dead 20: Remixes (LP in die-cut sleeve)
Jazz Is Dead
Cat: JID 020LP. Rel: 29 Apr 24
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Side 1 - Track 1. Tony Allen - Don't Believe The Dancers (Mophono remix) Side 1 - Track 2. The Midnight Hour - Phoenix (Theon Cross remix) Side 1 - Track 3. Katalyst - Reflections (Bei Ru remix) Side 1 - Track 4. Lonnie Liston Smith - Love Brings Happiness (Tall Black Guy feat Kaidi Tatham remix) Side 2 - Track 1. Jean Carne - Black Rainbow (Melanie Charles remix) Side 2 - Track 2. Henry Franklin - African Sun (Shabaka Hutchins remix) Side 2 - Track 3. Garrett Saracho - Altitude (Lo & Diisko remix) Side 2 - Track 4. Philranelin & Wendel Harrison - Running With The Tribe (DJ Nyack remix)
Jazz Is Dead continues its tradition of honouring jazz legends while pushing boundaries with Remixes JID020. Featuring dynamic remixes from contemporary artists, the album breathes new life into classics from the series. Mophono's reinvention of Tony Allen's 'Don't Believe the Dancers' pays homage to Afrobeat traditions, while Melanie Charles adds a refreshing ode to Blackness in her remix of Jean Carne's 'Black Rainbows.' Shabaka Hutchins' take on Henry Franklin's 'African Sun' merges West African rhythms with jazz modalities, creating a mesmerizing musical meditation. Throughout JID020, the spirit of collaboration shines, with artists staying true to their unique sounds while preserving the essence of the original recordings. This album not only adds depth to the Jazz Is Dead catalogue but also highlights the timeless appeal of jazz fusion and the power of cross-generational collaboration in keeping the genre alive and vibrant.
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