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Poll Question: Who of these do you like?
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it’s interesting to see how much Shabaka seems to be taking the lead here. All three of the bands he plays a large part in are out front. Hopefully this doesn’t mean people aren’t exploring some of the other artists in the list. There’s so much good stuff in this scene. ❤️🥰
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

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Been digging all these bands for a while in the nu jazz scene. Who do you like?

I deliberately left off bands who are on PA.

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Stellar list like you I’ve been listening to the nu-jazz music for some time now!
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

I don't know much about nu jazz, where should I start? Embarrassed




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Originally posted by Hiram Hiram wrote:

I only know Sons Of Kemet from the list but they're absolutely great! Two drummers and extensive use of tuba as central instrument. 


The sax player in Sons Of Kemet, Shabaka Hutchins, is also in The Comet Is Coming and Shabaka & The Ancestors, both highly recommended.

I saw Sons Of Kemet at the Big Ears Festival two years ago, superb and loads of fun.
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I only know Sons Of Kemet from the list but they're absolutely great! Two drummers and extensive use of tuba as central instrument. 
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Originally posted by nick_h_nz nick_h_nz wrote:

Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:


happy to see so many LDN scene acts, but somewhat a bit sad not to see more Gondwanna label artistes (GGP is the only one listed)
 

Portico Quartet are Gondwanna, aren't they?
They are. As are Mammal Hands. 👍🏻
Correct, I've got Gogo Penguin, Mammal Hands & Portico Quartet from Gondwanna in the poll. Great label.

my bad! Embarrassed I missed Mammal Hands in your list and indeed Portico is a late Gondwana recruit.

But Gondwanna was started by Matthew Hallsall (mostly) and Nat Birchall (he since moved to Jazzman label a while ago)






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Originally posted by suitkees suitkees wrote:

Great list, of which I still have to explore some bands... I think it was you, Nogbad, who made me discover The Comet Is Coming in one of the interactive polls, and they're one of my favourites now! The other two, from the ones I know on this list, are Hidden Orchestra and Portico Quartet.
 
It would appear the forum voters think otherwise, but of the three Shabaka bands in this selection, my favourite is The Comet Is Coming. Shabaka is pretty much awesome, though, wherever he is playing. ❤️

Moses Boyd released one of my favourite albums last year, which I enjoyed even more than Nubya Garcia’s Source (which was pretty much universally lauded).

I love how much interest jazz is getting in recent years. (Obviously jazz has always been around, but it’s certainly seeming to me to be having a bit of a rise in popularity of late.)
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Great list, of which I still have to explore some bands... I think it was you, Nogbad, who made me discover The Comet Is Coming in one of the interactive polls, and they're one of my favourites now! The other two, from the ones I know on this list, are Hidden Orchestra and Portico Quartet.

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Originally posted by nick_h_nz nick_h_nz wrote:

Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:


happy to see so many LDN scene acts, but somewhat a bit sad not to see more Gondwanna label artistes (GGP is the only one listed)
 

Portico Quartet are Gondwanna, aren't they?

They are. As are Mammal Hands. 👍🏻


Correct, I've got Gogo Penguin, Mammal Hands & Portico Quartet from Gondwanna in the poll. Great label.
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Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

I'll have to go with Hidden Orchestra, followed closely by Nik Bartsch's Ronin. I discovered both based on your (Ian) recommendations on another thread... maybe on PE.

I have a long running minimalist jazz thread running on PE so it may have been there.
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I'll have to go with Hidden Orchestra, followed closely by Nik Bartsch's Ronin. I discovered both based on your (Ian) recommendations on another thread... maybe on PE.
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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:


happy to see so many LDN scene acts, but somewhat a bit sad not to see more Gondwanna label artistes (GGP is the only one listed)
 

Portico Quartet are Gondwanna, aren't they?

They are. As are Mammal Hands. 👍🏻
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:


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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:



That The Comet Is Coming track is probably my favorite by anyone in the last five years.

Listened to it now, haha, this is great indeed but so straight that I'm a bit surprised you think it's "best in five years" material. But then why not? Having lots of fun maybe the best thing at any time. Big smile
PS: The Ronin one is clearly better than what I had heard of them up to now, and that wasn't bad either.


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Yikes, I'm going to have to spend 1/2h to vote for most of thoseAngryLOL

happy to see so many LDN scene acts, but somewhat a bit sad not to see more Gondwanna label artistes (GGP is the only one listed)


Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

I'm abusing the term, I use it on my ipod to group any modern jazz bands who aren't playing traditional/mainstream jazz. 

Jazz Music Archives does have Nik Bartsch Ronin, The Necks & Dawn Of Midi in Nu Jazz.


yup, I must say I was surprised Confused when I saw the list: Nu-Jazz is somewhat similar to acid-jazz, so I expected more to see Marc Moulin, St Germain or Jaga Jazzists
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

If you like minimalist music I'd start with Nik Bartsch Ronin, The Necks & Gogo Penguins.



A more post rock sort of vibe - Dylan Ryan Sand, Blue Cranes, Hidden Orchestra


Afrobeat influenced - The Comet Is Coming, Moses Boyd, Sons Of Kemet



That The Comet Is Coming track is probably my favorite by anyone in the last five years.

I only know GoGo Penguin, and they're great. I will check out all the artists you recommended. 


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I really like Thumbscrew but I indeed doubt that they'd appreciate being classified as nu jazz
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

I'm abusing the term, I use it on my ipod to group any modern jazz bands who aren't playing traditional/mainstream jazz. 

Jazz Music Archives does have Nik Bartsch Ronin, The Necks & Dawn Of Midi in Nu Jazz.

They must be the only one. LOL

'new' jazz is probably a better moniker. But its all good. Alot of excellent bands here regardless. 
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I haven't heard most of these, but I like what I've heard from Yazz Ahmed.  
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I'm abusing the term, I use it on my ipod to group any modern jazz bands who aren't playing traditional/mainstream jazz. 

Jazz Music Archives does have Nik Bartsch Ronin, The Necks & Dawn Of Midi in Nu Jazz.


Edited by Nogbad_The_Bad - February 19 2021 at 18:49
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