/jazz/ general

Haven't listened to jazz in a few months. Last thing I listened to was Bird & Diz. Love listening to it from time to time. A masterpiece.

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>>73097403
A modern release I've been enjoying is Stretch Music by Christian Scott. Its got some great yazz flute and uses sequenced drum patterns at time which I like. Other than that I'm trying to get into Sun Ra. I think the Vijay Iyer trio is pretty underrated on here.

The /jazz/ general should have a copypasta with mega links like the /classical/ general does. With downloads for suggested listening and links to review pages and written resources and things.

I'd do it myself but mega hardly ever works on my computer.

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Been enjoying this, pretty fresh take on seemingly traditional bebop with intermittent breaks of electric noise. Would love to know anything similar that uses electroacoustic in this way.

>>73098536
good rec, I'm listening to this now. Reminds me of Mouse on the Keys.

>>73098500
>and uses sequenced drum patterns
I've never heard sequenced drums used well in jazz. Christian Scott's Tiny Desk concert was great but this album was a big disappointment.

>>73099236
Maybe "sequenced" is the wrong word. I think the drumming on the opening track works really well. Also, isn't his tiny desk concert all songs from this album? Its been a while since I've watched it.

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>christian scott

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Anybody heard of this group before? Really good free jazz in the same style as Ornette Coleman

>>73099375
TONIGHT

Thanks to whoever recommended Miguel Zenon- Tipico in the thread last night. It's great.