Jacob Wick / Andrew Greenwald - 37:55 flac album

Reuben Radding, bass; Jacob Wick, trumpet; Andrew Greenwald, drumset. Everybody Fucks with Somebody. Ghetto Beats on the Surface of the Sun. Temporary Residence. ) Big City Orchestra.

Andrew Greenwald and Jacob Wick were a drums and trumpet duo. The pair met at the Banff International Workshop for Jazz and Creative Music in 2003 and performed together until Greenwald left Brooklyn to pursue an MFA at Wesleyan. In 2008, they released 37:55 on Creative Sources (Lisbon, PT). Purchase 37:55 from Creative Sources. Categories Collaborations, Projects 2008-2017.

JACOB WICK Though he's just 24, trumpeter and former Chicagoan Jacob Wick seems almost nonchalant about his stylistic range, technical skill, and conceptual curiosity-all of which would be impressive in a player twice his age. He's just as confident and musically generous playing brisk postbop with the trio White Rocket as he is exploring the outer reaches of extended technique on a jarring 2008 duo album with percussionist Andy Greenwald, 37:55 (Creative Sources). Though the album was home-recorded on Tascam four-tracks, giving it the kind of lo-fi sound that's currently in vogue, the music itself is simple, direct indie pop a la Eric's Trip, loaded with crunchy overdrive and big, hooky power chords-no highlife guitar licks, atmospheric synths, or other fashionable flourishes.

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