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Max Trabucco: Convergence

A gentle determination, always confident and focused on his goal, has characterised the artistic journey and career of Max Trabucco so far. A complete musician and versatile drummer, he has rightfully earned his place in the vibrant and ever-growing Italian jazz community. Active as a leader for almost ten years, with several recordings to his name, Trabucco’s new album, Convergence (Abeat), demonstrates that he has reached a point of remarkable maturity, fully realising his eclecticism. In the interview presented here, Trabucco discusses a variety of topics, not only of a personal nature, offering an opportunity to retrace his career, which fits perfectly into the context of new Italian jazz. Max, where are you in your artistic and personal journey? Would you like to take stock? Summing up what I have achieved, I can say that I am in a situation far beyond my expectations. I am happy and satisfied, both […]

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Paolo Angeli: Lema

Paolo Angeli is a singular figure on today’s international scene: a Sardinian guitarist, composer and improviser who has transformed the traditional chitarra sarda into...

Brandon Woody “For The Love Of It All”

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Interview with Kokoroko

If you want to understand what happens when the rhythmic urgency of Afrobeat meets the velvety depth of soul, listen to Tuff Times Never...
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Joshua Redman: Word Falls Short

—Berkeley, California. Even before becoming known as the son of Dewey Redman – the highly original saxophonist and rebellious spirit who played alongside Ornette...

Herbie Hancock: HH

He has seventy years of music to his name, ranging from his work with Miles Davis to funk, synthesizers, and Buddhist philosophy. Talk to...

Michael League talks about his role as Artistic Director at GroundUp Festival

Having created successful groups such as Snarky Puppy, Bokanté, and Forq, and formed an irresistible duo with Bill Laurance, League now brings his talents...

Anoushka Shankar’s Three Chapters: when Jazz, Dance Floor and Goa Trance blend

Anoushka, how did the idea for the trilogy come about, and what is its message? The idea for the Chapters trilogy came to me...
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Interview with Manuel Caliumi

Originally from Carpi and now based in Bologna, Manuel Caliumi is among the most interesting young Italian voices on the saxophone. In recent years,...

Dado Moroni: A Man in Swing

Dado Moroni is one of Italy’s most celebrated jazz pianists. His sense of swing rivals that of the great African American masters, and his...

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