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Moses Yoofee Trio - GREEN LIGHT ft ENNY

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[thebowerypresents]

A Stacked Lineup Delivers a Knockout Night of Jazz at Music Hall of Williamsburg

Winter Jazzfest Brooklyn Marathon – Music Hall of Williamsburg – January 11, 2025

Winter Jazzfest is now in its 21st year (!) in New York City and as ever, it is both a kaleidoscope and a panorama, not to mention also a sampler’s buffet. With more than 100 groups of virtually every stripe of modern jazz playing a big handful of venues in two boroughs over the course of a week, it’s impossible to catch full or even partial sets of everything, and that’s sort of the point: You make a loose plan for the acts you’d like to experience, you note some curiosities and then almost without effort — even if you follow the plan — you still stumble on something you didn’t know, weren’t expecting and won’t soon forget. It’s a magical sort of only-here festival made extra special by the fact that much of January is live-music wilderness for just about anywhere else in the country. 

My slice of Winter Jazzfest 2025 took me to Brooklyn on Saturday, and specifically to Music Hall of Williamsburg, where, posted up over six hours, I absorbed big slabs of the Saturday “marathon” show: Four acts, back-to-back, with duck-outs lightly possible to eight other nearby venues, most within walking distance, if so inclined. 

But the choose-your-own-adventure style of Winter Jazzfest would have been well served for anyone spending their adventure just here. First up was the Moses Yoofee Trio, from Germany, playing as part of their first-ever Stateside run of shows. This was the psychedelic groovy goods, as Yoofee — an inventive keyboardist — served up what felt like every manner of synth and electric-piano sounds dappled across a saddle-taut pocket from Roman Klobe-Baranga and Noah Fürbringer. The compositions felt slippery enough that they could dissolve at any moment into free improv, but they were at their best right at the edges of where that dissolution could occur, pulling things back as they fired knowing chuckles at one another, well in control the whole time, loving the tension of how the songs pushed and shoved at their natural edges. 

Next came the mesmerizing singer Arooj Aftab, who focused during her hour on compositions from 2024’s Night Rein album and was completely transporting, using soundscapes that were equal parts lush and haunting, frequently yielding to a killer band that included renowned harpist Maeve Gilchrist and featured the collective swell of harp, bass, guitar, drums, flute surrounding the audience as the solemn intensity of Aftab’s own singing held the sonics together.

SML, or “Small Medium Large”, a new-ish West Coast collective, are lauded as something of a supergroup based on the various members’ lineages. But as a quintet, they avoid the polite yielding so often true of a band of aces that doesn’t want any one member to overshadow another and just friggin’ go for it — they were at their best doing a more-is-more thing on various interstellar journeys, leaving with a feeling of having just gotten started when their hour concluded, and also delivering a set that felt full. Saxophonist Josh Johnson was an especially potent standout, sending a frequent sax-sonics ripple across the music like a whipping tentacle. 

By the time drummer Makaya McCraven, the 2025 Winter Jazzfest artist in residence, got rolling just after midnight, it was a coolly competent closer, not feeling like the headlining set. That wasn’t for trying — McCraven was fantastic— but so well-rounded was this lineup — newcomers, established titans, a wild, brain-bending mixture of styles and approaches —that you almost weren’t even wondering what else you might have missed at other venues. Almost. —Chad Berndtson | @cberndtson

Photos courtesy of Silvia Saponaro | @silvia_saponaro

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[thanksforthedinosaur]

dan mason ダン·メイソン - ignore it

homeshake - simple

homecomings - slowboat

sorry youth - 世界第一戇

i mean us - hummingbird

soulfa 靈魂沙發 - 午夜宣言

yile lin 林以樂 - 十月

into it. over it. - scottie spliffen / luc bongley

thank you, i'm sorry - snow window

runaway brother - ok desu ka

boys life - golf hill drive

two inch astronaut - check please

touché amoré - the apollo programme was a hoax

poppy - negative spaces

んoon - gary

ally evenson - you poor thing

es.cher - pinwheel

outpaced snail - raccoon

hovvdy - bubba

tinyumbrellas - 00:30

andr - 毛線球少女 yarn

角銅真実 - 枕の中

adrianne lenker - feel better

rainbow frog biscuits - sunshine

vh (vast & hazy) - 慢慢學 (little by little)

stevie bill - winter is the best season for biking

misi ke - 哭哭臉 (feat. 呂士軒)

layton wu - taipei

jenny owen youngs - knife went in

good band - 鼻子

hank heaven - matchstick

asha jefferies - ego ride

wendy wang - never be

glades - flash

ixaras - fresh figure

kruu - just a little

annie dirusso - wearing pants again

juice webster - hannah

eden rain - taking

fantasy of a broken heart - found you again

searows - toothache

fazerdaze - purple_02

wallice - boring

matt champion - ash (feat. deb never)

esme emerson - yard

tiffi - poison

fig - opposite day

alix page - break the band up

girli - her too

phem - kites

olympia - meadow

aziya - party's over

danny dwyer - system overload

emei - rabbithole

charlie houston - slut for excel

carly gibert - wooo / run it

toshiki hayashi(%c) - real journey

sarah su - carpet burn

piri & tommy - who invited u ?

dvrst - wings

reddish blu - humble me

john summit - palm of my hands

lowkeybaitss - turn the music up!!!

alé araya - pomegranate

takanashi kiara - mirage

alice ivy - broke my heart (feat. mallrat & jelani blackman)

ag - slowly - shunji fujii remix

michi - snoobie (knxwledge rmx)

aminé - s2wik

cassie marin - as a friend

jai wolf - (i dread the day he takes you to) paris [feat. myrne]

batten girls - dederaryu-ba! feat.daoko

elsa hewitt - kazimi

alex baker - beyond

jhené aiko - on the way (feat. mila j)

nefertitti avani - lost

moses yoofee trio - green light

blxst - better off friends

open mike eagle - password (tiny man raps)

lupe fiasco - samurai

blu - chucks

mega ran - ego

samara cyn - entry#149

seraphine noir - gilgamesh

donkeychote - nightmare

hkfiftyone - stay, pt. 2

stella the pixie - amulet

blxty - photo

mental - i miss u

eunhae - smite knife

kizuu - pouredmyheartout4u

bhertuy - breathe (scab)

owtiss - u dont mean that

5v - kaputt

biteki - fragrant flower

deko - stinkbug7

kairyu - last forever

tsubi club - re:burbank.house

saoirse dream - i want it all (trophy)

mitaya - erase it

stardante - so perfect

tores - try again

lilniina - e-m@il - sped up

jane remover - how to teleport

elxnce - around

nosgov - acting soulless

cr1tter - understand u

blackwinterwells - marionette

[twistedsoulmusic]

A fresh Monday brings with it a fresh music playlist. This week, a trio of tracks from Amanda Whiting, Seodophy creates sonic alchemy and  Conor & The Greenskeepers tend to their spiritual garden. Plus, new music from Work Money Death, Moses Yoofee Trio, AMAMI, Johan Yano and Leon Raum.  Join us every Monday for our latest playlist, and don’t forget to drop your thoughts in the comments!

[odedmusic]

Moses Yoofee Trio - OCEAN

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[thewickedsound]

Wanubale shared an energetic new single “Nadra / Loose Focus”

Wanubale shared an energetic new single “Nadra / Loose Focus”. The band is a collective of 9 young musicians based in Berlin and Potsdam. They met at school, five of the nine in the band went to the same musical high school in Berlin. Heavily inspired by the cities' fresh Jazz scene and distinct club culture they set up this wonderful and fresh musical project. Influences come from Jazz, Neo Soul, and Funk one side, and Dub, Bass Music and Broken Beat from the other. A unique mixture of styles and vital energy onto the stage helped to shape their compositions. Watch the video to Wanubale new song “Nadra / Loose Focus below: “Nadra / Loose Focus” is a very natural evolution of the ideas and impressions Wanubale got after releasing their first album in 2019 and a step closer towards their vision of the band's sound. As for the debut album "Phosphenes", this single has been recorded at the Jazzanova Studios in Berlin, but this time they put a bigger effort into the postproduction. The two tracks differ massively in their kind of groove and their influences but they show their common language with their own little twist on it. Listen to Wanubale new song “Nadra / Loose Focus” below: Nadra / Loose Focus by Wanubalé Wanubale shared an energetic new single “Nadra / Loose Focus” is available via Agogo Records.   Personnel: Gabriel Rosenbach (tpt) Niko Zeidler (ts) Jonathan Steffen (tb) Anton Kowalski (bar) Max Feig (el-g) · Moses Yoofee Vester (key) Moritz Schmolke (b-g) Heinrich Eiszmann (dr) Philip Schilz (dr) Other wicked songs and projects worth checking this week: Wanubalé - Nadra Blundetto - Sunday in the Club Khruangbin - Time (You and I) The Fearless Flyers - Nate Smith Is the Ace of Aces Maceo Parker - The Cross The Track Menahan Street Band - Queens Highway Polyrhythmics - The Cutdown Les Frères Smith, Seun Kuti - No Waiting Olivier St.Louis - Runnin' Wild Flevans, Laura Vane - Ten Feet Tall Ambrose Akinmusire - Mr. Roscoe (consider the simultaneous) Aaron Parks - Attention, Earthlings Christian Sands, Marcus Strickland - Drive Christian McBride Big Band - Don Is Joe Downard, Alex Hitchcock - Terror Quantum Trio - This Far Read the full article

[twistedsoulmusic]

Oh boy, this one is killer! There’s an infinite number of nu jazzers out there, and it takes something special in that realm to grab my attention. One such case is The Moses Yoofee Trio from Berlin, who stitch together their influences from the fields of jazz, R&B, hip-hop, and soul. On a project full of surprises, exceptional keyboard skills, fluid bass lines, and eloquent drum patterns collide. It’s impressive, no doubt about it. You’re in for a treat with their debut mini-album!