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Omrum - 2025 - Bringer of Light

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(44:19; Hobby Horse Records) Track list: 1. Intro 2:59 2. Blues for Teitelbaum 6:02 3. Intermezzo No1 2:07 4. Nobility 5:27 5. Paul`s Idea 3:34 6. Intermezzo No2 1:49 7. S/H 4:46 8. For the Love of Wisdom 4:41 9. Sand 5:48 10. Bringer of Light 7:06 Line-up: Erik Kimestad - trumpet Mads Hyhne - trombone Richard Andersson - double bass Jakob Høyer - drums Denmark based quartet Omrum is, from what I understand, a fairly recent constellation in the Scandinavian jazz scene, with three Danish musicians and one Norwegian artist joining forces to form this band. They released their debut album "Bringer of Light" through Danish label Hobby Horse Records in the late fall of 2025. Jazz is the style explored on this production, with a quartet consisting of bass, drums, trumpet and trombone. This is an all instrumental affair in other words, delivered by a band that appear to be fond of a more inviting take on what I'd describe as expressive, instrumental jazz. These compositions will...

Projekt Ich - 2025 - A Beautiful Day in Autumn

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(60:36; Echozone) Track list: 1. Don't Wake Up 3:52 2. Sister feat. Conscience 4:00 3. Say It and Stay with Me 4:23 4. Paméla Amen 4:16 5. Heart of Gold 3:06 6. Der Westliche Mann 3:51 7. Dad 3:34 8. Peace Is a Wonder 4:38 9. Through the Windows 3:12 10. Leave My Dreams 4:00 11. Mom 4:02 12. Kosmonaut 4:32 13. An Angel on Earth 3:52 14. In the Fire 4:56 15. A Beautiful Day in Autumn 4:22 Line-up: Projekt Ich - vocals, instruments with: Alex Braun Frecuencias Ocultas  Lisa Pung Maxi Goudi Madil Hardis  Ottoextrem Annabelle  Conscience  Arsine Tibé  Stian Shiver  Suzanne Letting  Manuel Trabucco - saxophones, horns German venture Projekt Ich is the creative vehicle of composer and musician Ulf Möller, and over the past 15 years or so he has released a number of albums under this moniker. The most recent of these is the album "A Beautiful Day in Autumn", which was issued through German label Echozone in the fall of 2025. To my ears it is a rather retro-or...