MauricioKramm @cmkramm

Jazz has always been a place where anything is possible. -Bill Evans* Joined March 2013

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

It's a combination of audacity, reverence, and breathtaking technical talent. In practice, it's a memorable musical statement filled with passion.

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One of the most human things an artist can do is be vulnerable. In Woody's jazz, there are moments of pure delicacy, almost like a whisper. In those moments, you don't just hear notes, but the performer's breathing and emotion. youtube.com/watch?v=DG9v5q…

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Ron Carter.

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a year ago

It can be an album to close cycles, to let go of what we no longer are. Each instrument is a part of the soul that resists, that cries, that accepts. You can listen to it as if it were the last day of something.

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a year ago

"Chameleon" suggests adaptability, transformation, fluidity. Herbie Hancock, by fusing jazz with funk, was breaking away from the rigid structures of traditional jazz. youtube.com/watch?v=iqomTA…

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Oscar Peterson.

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a year ago

Jazz doesn't seek artificial perfection; in it you can observe vulnerability, raw emotions, sadness, euphoria, contemplation—an emotional mirror without masks.

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a year ago

Like a love letter written in the shadows of memory. Blame On My Youth is the sound of a tear falling silently. youtube.com/watch?v=2bAkaw…

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Billie Holiday and her dog Pepi, 1957.

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Recorded live at Smalls Club, this album captures the raw, authentic energy of a real collaboration, unedited and uncorrected. The interaction with the audience also plays a role. The urgency of the present is felt, and this enhances the chemistry between the musicians.

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Seamus Blake doesn't fill stadiums, but he touches lives profoundly. That says something about the value of true art. Pieces like "Bellwether" generate an intimate connection, as if each note knows exactly which corner of the soul to land in. youtube.com/watch?v=YF6KfW…

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

This album is not just a demonstration of virtuosity, but an intimate dialogue between three human beings who listen deeply to each other. The human element lies not only in what is said, but in the pause, the respite.

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a year ago

Barangrill is that forgotten diner on the corner of town, where every conversation is a poem and every broken soul finds solace in a cup of coffee. youtube.com/watch?v=ibHN6_…

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Beyond his artistic talent, those who have worked with him highlight his genuine passion for music, his humble approach, and his generosity as a collaborator. Kikoski is one of those artists who understands that jazz is a shared language.

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Stan Getz.

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

Seamus Blake conveys a sincere and profound connection with music. He doesn't play for virtuosity or ego; he plays because he needs to express himself. This is evident in each of his solos, charged with emotion, risk, and honesty.

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MauricioKramm @cmkramm

a year ago

"Badlands" may evoke a sense of a barren landscape, as the name suggests: desolate land, silence, open space. Live, Bill Stewart doesn't just play rhythm: he paints an emotional place. youtube.com/watch?v=s9cq5M…