Tag: Fusion
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![Lavoura – [2019] Ayizan](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/lavoura-2019-ayizan-1200x1200.jpg)
Lavoura – [2019] Ayizan
Exotic future jazz fusion with groovy inserts left and right.
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![Chico Correa & Electronic Band – [2006] Chico Correa & Electronic Band](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/chico-correa-electronic-band-2006-chico-correa-electronic-band-1200x1200.jpg)
Chico Correa & Electronic Band – [2006] Chico Correa & Electronic Band
Unique blend of latin flavour and electronic sound. Great vocals on top make this a rare find.
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![M-PeX – [2014] ODÝSSEIA](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/m-pex-2014-odysseia.jpg)
M-PeX – [2014] ODÝSSEIA
Portuguese guitar meets modern beats. Guitar and double bass, featuring electronic sounds.
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![Graphiqsgroove [2009] – Graphiqsgroove2009](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/graphiqsgroove-2009-graphiqsgroove2009-499x270.jpg)
Graphiqsgroove [2009] – Graphiqsgroove2009
Ok, naming their stuff creatively isn’t one of Graphiqsgroove’s strengths, but after all, their music is what counts. And there, the Japanese nujazz artist doesn’t disappoint. Laid-back instrumental soft beat lounge funk that doesn’t distract is what you can expect from these 9 tracks.
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![Bluebridge Quartet – [2007] Adjusted for Low Noise Tape EP](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bluebridge-quartet-2007-adjusted-for-low-noise-tape-ep-494x270.jpg)
Bluebridge Quartet – [2007] Adjusted for Low Noise Tape EP
Friedemann’s Aquamarin Orchestra would be proud. I discovered this release with the morbid joy of a forensic researcher in the remainings of the discontinued Aerotone netlabel (“Ende.“). Abstract instrumental jazzy tunes are floating mid-air in front of your ears. Skillfull compositions (or improvisations?) showcase the saxophone, percussion, bass and guitar that form this marvelous quartet. […]
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![Paolo Pavan – [2009] Looking for a Way Out](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/paolo-pavan-2009-looking-for-a-way-out.jpg)
Paolo Pavan – [2009] Looking for a Way Out
This album comprises 6 slow and mellow jazz tracks by the Italian artist Paolo Pavan. The jazz combo consists of tenor saxophone, drums, bass and piano. This release is on the edge of smooth jazz and fusion, i.e. it can’t decide whether you sit in a smoky bar after your third bourbon or are at […]
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![Antiquity – [2009] As Much As You Can](https://www.ojdo.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/antiquity-2009-as-much-as-you-can.jpg)
Antiquity – [2009] As Much As You Can
Antiquity are a jazzy, bluesy studio combo from Brooklyn. Various professional musicians contributed to this gem of an album that vibrates between genres. Pop, Jazz, Blues, Soul, a little Funk. This only release from 2009 reminds me of Incognito. The two preview tracks were hard to select… so better grab the whole album and find […]