Posts Tagged ‘Pi Recordings’
Monday, November 22nd, 2010
Dear Friends & Colleagues:
We realize we’re a little late to the punch, but if you haven’t already put the finishing touches on your 2010 year-end lists for jazz or other eclectic non-mainstream music, please consider the wonderful projects we’ve worked on in one way or another this past year.
I would like to acknowledge all of you in the media and the industry for helping us make 2010 another successful year for Fully Altered Media. And of course we couldn’t do it without our amazing clients, listed below.
I would also like to especially acknowledge former staffer Stephen Buono, all-around utility man Nick Venti and my new assistant Maribel Gil, who recently joined the Fully Altered team part-time, as well as day-to-day helpers Russ Flynn, Andy McGhie and Will Martina.
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Tags: 2010, 482 Music, A Square White Lie, ACT, Adam Rudolph, Allison Miller, Apex, Barry Harris, Bee Jazz, Billy Bang, Blue Cranes, BOOM TIC BOOM, Bunky Green, Cesarius Alvim, Colorist, Concord Records, Cryptogramophone, Cuneiform, Cuneiform Records, Cyrillic, Dan Tepfer, Dan Weiss Trio, Dave Rempis & Frank Rosaly, David Weiss, DIRTY BABY, Eddie Gomez, Empathetic Parts, Five Pedals Deep, Forever, Foxhaven, French Suite, Fully Altered Media, Hate Laugh Music, I Will Follow You, Ideal Bread, Initiate, Jacky Terrason, Jason Stein, jazz, Jerome Sabbagh, Kellylee Evans, Lift, Live in Rennes, Locksmith Isidore, Meta Records, Mike Reed, Mike Reed's Loose Assembly, music, Nels Cline, Nels Cline Singers, New Amsterdam, Nina, Not Two, Observatories, People, Pete Robbins, Pi Recordings, Places & Things, Plus Loin, Point of Departure, Prayer for Peace, Push, Rafi Malkiel, Ralph Jones, Roscoe Mitchell, Royal Toast, rudresh mahanthappa, Sam Sadigursky, Sazi, Scott Amendola Trio, siLENT Z, Silver Sphinx, Snuck in, solo, Steve Colson Trio, Stories & Negotiations, Sunnyside Records, Sympathetic Vibrations, The Claudia Quintet, The Dymaxion Quartet, The Untarnished Dream, The Words Project III: Miniatures, Thomas Savy, Three Kinds of Happiness, Timshel, Top 10 Albums, Towards the Unknown, TUM Records, Tzadik Records, Vijay Iyer, Vol. 2 of the Music of Steve Lacy, Water, Year in Review, Yeyi, Yusef Lateef
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Wednesday, July 28th, 2010
August
Vijay Iyer – Solo (ACT Music) – August 31
Iyer’s 1st solo piano recording
September
Blue Cranes - Observatories (self-released) – Sept. 14
Portland, OR chamber jazz group w/ Reed Wallsmith (saxes), Sly Pig (saxes), Rebecca Sanborn (keyboards), Keith Brush (bass), Ji Tanzer (drums)
Eddie Gomez & Cesarius Alvim – Forever (Plus Loin Music) – Sept. 14
Bass/Piano Duo w/ Eddie Gomez (bass), Cesarius Alvim (piano)
Rudresh Mahanthappa & Bunky Green – Apex (Pi Recordings) – Sept. 28
w/ Mahanthappa (alto sax), Bunky Green (alto sax), Jack DeJohnette (drums on half), Jason Moran (piano), Francois Moutin (bass), Damion Reid (drums on half)
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Tags: ACT Music, Barry Harris, Ben Monder, Billy Bang, Blue Cranes, Bunky Green, Cesarius Alvim, Damion Reid, Dan Tepfer, David Breskin, duo, Ed Ruscha, Eddie Gomez, Francois Moutin, Henry Hey, Jack DeJohnette, Jason Moran, Jason Roebke, Jason Stein, Jeff Parker, John Shifflett, Kellylee Evans, Locksmith Isidore, Mike Pride, Nate Smith, Nels Cline, New York, Nineteen-Eight, Pi Recordings, Plus Loin, Portland, Prayer for Peace, quartet, quintet, rudresh mahanthappa, Scott Amendola, solo, Sunnyside, Taylor Haskins, Ted Poor, Thomas Morgan, Todd Sickafoose, trio, TUM, Vijay Iyer
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
With Facebook and Twitter going strong these days, it’s often easy to forget to update my website from time to time with client news and such.
Magos Herrera's "Distancia"
This past Wednesday morning, I got word from my main man Patrick Jarenwattananon at NPR Music that the anticipated review of Magos Herrera‘s new disc Distancia was going to air on NPR’s All Things Considered that day, I was pretty stoked (to use the parlance of our times). While performing that day’s other tasks (organizing a mailing with Stephen, preparing press releases and advance lists), I missed the story airing live on the radio but caught it online about an hour after it aired. Reviewer Tom Moon‘s enthusiastic review of the disc catapulted the CD straight to the Top 50 in Music on Amazon.com. And as of tonight, almost 4 days later, Distancia still sits at #85 in the overall music rankings on Amazon and after a day-long reign on Thursday at #1 on the iTunes Jazz album chart (followed by most of Friday at #2), Magos is now at #6 on that chart. Not too shabby. Look out for Magos performing live at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on July 3rd and at the Montreal International Jazz Festival on July 12.
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Tags: ArtistShare, Chris Potter, Magos Herrera, Nineteen-Eight, NPR, Pi Recordings, placement, Rudder, Steve Lehman, Sunnyside
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