2019-10-23
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Mind food variation in the State of Jazz Spotify playlist
We are delighted to see Mind food variation composed by Philippe Cohen Solal and arranged by Chassol on the influential Spotify playlist State of Jazz. Featuring other greats of the current jazz scene and legends such as Pat Metheny pictured on the thumbnail of the playlist.
Toshio Matsuura on Worldwide FM plays Mind Food
Listen to a song of Philippe Cohen Solal’s upcoming album in Toshio Matsuura’s WorldWide FM show. Opening a nice selection of rare jazz gems by the founding member of U.F.O. this tune is a variation of Living’s worth Loving by David Batteau re arranged for piano, flute and orchestra by the talented French composer Chassol.
Mind Food, Philippe Cohen Solal’s new album with Chassol, Green Gartside and more…
Originally I had the idea to create music for an imaginary film or a film yet to be released. I’ve always enjoyed working under the constraint of a scenario or a director, but I also know that the best films are often those where the images were assembled on music that was already scored or recorded.
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Gotan Project
“Tango must be released from the monotony which has characterized its harmonies, melodies, rhythms and aesthetic.” These words, spoken by the great tango visionary Astor Piazzolla, serve as a mantra for GOTAN PROJECT, an unprecedented fusion of tango and the latest musical technologies. The noble spirit of gaucho has been reborn in an exciting new form. It all began in
Philippe Cohen Solal
For more than two decades now, Philippe Cohen Solal has been making his mark as an electronic music architect and self-taught composer, having worked in many different areas of music production from A&R to soundtracks, as well as DJ-ing and making records.
David Walters
The title theme states straight away the position of this young singer and songwriter who joined the crew of ¡YA BASTA! in 2002. “Awa” means “no” in the West Indies… “But it’s a positive refusal, as a life path that keeps you on track and open to new, good people, for good things to emerge.” Above all, this introduction reveals
Féloche
Listen up! It’s Féloche introducing the sassy sound of his mandolin, and his crazy, romantic style. Féloche has seen the world, and by that, we don’t just mean he’s travelled. Wherever he goes, he makes friends, with his huge, bright smile that seems bigger than he is. Everywhere he goes, he becomes a local, whether he’s on the island of