Believe Recordings
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Summer Me, Winter Me
Stacey Kent (voice), Jim Tomlinson (instrumentalist, tenor saxophone, keyboard, flute, saxophone), Anthony Pinciotti (instrumentalist, drums), Art Hirahara (instrumentalist, piano), Tom Hubbard (instrumentalist, double bass), Aurélie Chenille (instrumentalist, violin), Gabriel Planchat (instrumentalist,...
Summer Me, Winter Me sees Kent weaving her supremely subtle storytelling through a handpicked selection of fan requests which harmoniously blends cherished classics, timeless ‘chanson’ gems,... —
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Jazzwise, Editor's Choice, December 2023/January 2024
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This album is a tour de force in which a set of ambitious orchestral pieces is leavened with a handful of poignant songs and standards, its eccentric programming being just one reason why the... —
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BBC Music Magazine, May 2021, Jazz Choice
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Following the orchestral manoeuvres of 2021's epic Two Roses, shape-shifting Israeli bassist Cohen returns to the trio format – and the result might just be his best album since Gently Disturbed... —
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Jazzwise, Editor's Choice, September 2022
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The Guardian, Jazz Album of the Month, June 2022
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As intimate and soulful as any of Cohen's projects. —
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Jazzwise, Editor's Choice, July 2023
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Disarmingly simple Armenian folk melodies bubble up too -such as the gorgeous 'E flat Venice Per Mané with Asta Mamikonyan's -vocals floating over rippling piano and subtle programmed beats,... —
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Bright Light
Avishai Cohen (bass), Roni Kaspi (musician, drums), Guy Moskovich (musician, piano), Ilan Salem (musician, flute), Noam David (musician, drums), Eden Giat (musician, piano), Yosi Ben Tovim (musician, guitar), Hilel Salem (musician, flugel horn), Yuval Drabkin (musician, saxophone), Lars Nilsson (musician,...
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Following the orchestral manoeuvres of 2021's epic Two Roses, shape-shifting Israeli bassist Cohen returns to the trio format – and the result might just be his best album since Gently Disturbed... —
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Jazzwise, Editor's Choice, September 2022
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The Guardian, Jazz Album of the Month, June 2022
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The Guesthouse
Shai Maestro (musician, piano, accompanist, keyboard), Ofri Nehemya (musician, drums), Gadi Lehavi (musician, keyboard), Jorge Roeder (musician, bass), Philip Dizack (musician, trumpet), Immanuel Wilkins (musician, saxophone), Fernando Brox (musician, flute), MARO (accompanist), Maro (musician, voice),...
Maestro also takes a leaf out of the Tigran book leaning towards a more east-west folk-led contemporary fusion than previously. But it's a very welcome idiosyncratic detour for the pianist. —
