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Matthew Halsall Manchester, UK
A trumpeter whose unflashy, soulful playing radiates a thoughtful beauty, Halsall, has created his own rich sound world. A sound that draws on the heritage of British jazz, spiritual jazz, world music and electronica influences, and even modern art and architecture, to create something uniquely his own. A music that is rooted in Northern England but draws on global inspirations. ... more
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The drum solos on either of the "Hold" tracks are a thing to behold. Had to pick one though.
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Captured Spirits
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supported by 116 fans who also own “Sending My Love (Special Edition)”
With every album Mammal Hands both evolve their style and implement new styles - really nice work once again! Gondwana Records is always a good choice for jazz dudes.
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Shadow Work
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Conspiracy
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Colors
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Esja
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I heard your music for the first time on 46-30 which is a podcast, run by James Yorkston and Stephen Marshall. It inspired me to buy the CD
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