Abe Mamet Washington, D.C.
Abe Mamet is a French horn player from Denver, Colorado, currently living in Washington, DC. He focuses on groove-oriented jazz, and mostly works in chordless trios.
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The first time I encountered Jaimie Branch was at a show during DC JazzFest in 2018. It was also when I met my brother Jamie Sandel. Something opened inside of me, and hasn't closed since.
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One of the great albums of all time, and a band I love and cherish. Both this and their subsequent CD, Post-truth, are masterpieces.
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This is my favorite band, and has nearly nothing to do with the music I make save inspiration from Tera Melos's sense of honesty and energy. It is hard to pick a record to highlight, but this is one.
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Luke has done it again - this album is incredible, and another worthy addition to a discography of a living genius of our times. The textural exploration and unceasing energy that the quartet generates makes this an easy (but deep) listen, and will certainly contend on many year-end lists.
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Spaced-out psych jazz that could easily soundtrack the Black Lodge, "Mutations" is an eerie wonder.
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Twelve Months in Minnesota
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Composer Asuka Kikitani was inspired by the vibrant nature of Minnesota to construct this gorgeous calendar cycle of percussive works.
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