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Special offer. Transmissions From Total Refreshment Centre

Total Refreshment Centre, Soccer96, Kieron Boothe (vocalist), Danalogue (synthesizer), Betamax (drumkit), Tom Herbert (bass), Poppy Daniels (trumpet), Byron Wallen (trumpet), Danny Keane (cello), Tony Kofi (baritonesaxophone), Tom Skinner (drumkit), Oli Langford (viola, violin), Kielan Sheard (acousticbassguitar),...

Transmissions From Total Refreshment Centre
Transmissions navigates the problem that every compilation carries – maintaining a diversity of sound without sounding disparate – by including interesting, out-of-the-box collaborations, many...

Special offer. Transmissions From Total Refreshment Centre

Total Refreshment Centre, Soccer96, Kieron Boothe (vocalist), Danalogue (synthesizer), Betamax (drumkit), Tom Herbert (bass), Poppy Daniels (trumpet), Byron Wallen (trumpet), Danny Keane (cello), Tony Kofi (baritonesaxophone), Tom Skinner (drumkit), Oli Langford (viola, violin), Kielan Sheard (acousticbassguitar),...

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Transmissions navigates the problem that every compilation carries – maintaining a diversity of sound without sounding disparate – by including interesting, out-of-the-box collaborations, many...

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All the best music has a community underneath it. The extended family around London's Total Refreshment Centre (TRC) connects continents and generations, creating the rich relationships in full effect on 'Transmissions From Total Refreshment Centre'. It's an eclectic and electric collection that draws from new school jazz, hip hop, dub, soul, funk, and drill: sounds you'll hear trailing out of cars as they spin up the Kingsland Road or spiraling out of doorways like so much smoke. Turn it up loud to hear the widescreen young cousins of Guru's landmark Jazzmatazz in full effect: top players from London, Chicago, and Melbourne seeking out new collaborations, new ways of working, or just new tunes, always coming back to that central truth - that we all need each other.

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Total Refreshment Centre, Soccer96, Kieron Boothe (vocalist), Danalogue (synthesizer), Betamax (drumkit), Tom Herbert (bass), Poppy Daniels (trumpet), Byron Wallen (trumpet), Danny Keane (cello), Tony Kofi (baritonesaxophone), Tom Skinner (drumkit), Oli Langford (viola, violin), Kielan Sheard (acousticbassguitar), Jake Long (drumkit, musicproduction), Amané Suganami (synthesizer), Artie Zaitz (guitar), Oli Haylett (guitar), Tamar Osborn (baritonesaxophone), Twm Dylan (bass), Matters Unknown, Miryam Solomon (vocalist), Jonathan Enser (trumpet), Alec Hewes (doublebass), Jansen Santana (percussion), Joseph Murgatroyd (bassclarinet), Lyle Barton (piano), Matt Davies (drumkit), Nick Richards (altosaxophone), Rosie Turton (trombone), Noah Slee (vocalist), Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange, Ziggy Zeitgeist (drumkit), Aduni Guedes (percussion, vocalist), Moses Yoofee (rhodes, synthesizer), Nick Walters (trumpet), Roman Klobe-Baranga (bass), Szabolcs Bognar (piano, synthesizer), Brother Portrait (vocalist), Neue Grafik (keyboard), Xvngo (tenorsaxophone), Resavoir, Will Miller (piano, sampler, synthesizer, trumpet), Akenya Seymour (piano, vocalist), Lane Beckstrom (bass), Peter Manheim (drumkit, percussion), Jeremy Cunningham (drumkit, electronicpercussion), Sen Morimoto (saxophone)

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March 2023

Transmissions navigates the problem that every compilation carries – maintaining a diversity of sound without sounding disparate – by including interesting, out-of-the-box collaborations, many from across the pond. There are so many artists crammed into the seven tracks, a reminder (if any was needed) that there’s music brimming with life in the capital, regardless of whether it fits into existing ‘London jazz’ narratives.
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