Marc Sarrazy & Laurent Rochelle Toulouse, France
Born in 1970 in Paris, Marc Sarrazy studied piano and composition since 1976. After some folk-rock experiences in the middle 80’s, he chose jazz since 1989. His style is a combination between a neo-impressionism touch ala Satie / Debussy and free experimentations inherited from European contemporary jazz. ... more
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'Can of Worms' shows how a stunningly wide variety of timbres and textures can be wrought out of a simple duo of keys and clarinet (with a couple of minimal vocal features). This exploration is framed in a moody minor key jazz context that imbues it with a degree of comfortable familiarity. A group that absolutely deserves more attention.
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I love Soft Machine and everything these players stand for. New track off of Hidden Details is amazing. Long live Soft Machine.
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