Tia Fuller's third recording on the Mack Avenue label marks her evolution as a skilled saxophonist, composer and bandleader and features guest vocalist Dianne Reeves, John Patitucci on bass and Terri Lyne Carrington on drums. 'Angelic Warrior' also shows how she's grown as a producer, her observation of the meticulous in-studio attention to detail of Beyonc - with whom Fuller toured and recorded for the last five years - resulting in heightened focus on the editing, mixing and mastering process. On 'Angelic Warrior' Fuller makes an aesthetic statement that's fully her own, a culmination of the music that she loves. Most of the nine originals and freshly arranged standards are dedicated to people important in her life. Terri Lyne Carrington is the inspiration for the recording's title. "She has this gracefulness about her but she also has a warrior spirit," Fuller says about Carrington. "She's really helped to pave the way for a lot of musicians, especially, of course, female musicians. And for me, an African American woman, she has just made a stamp and opened it up for a lot of us, such as myself and Esperanza. She's a major mentor." "From playing with great horn players like Wayne Shorter and Stan Getz, I just wanted to help her and encourage her," says Carrington. "I fell in love with Tia's playing and with her as a person. She has a lot of respect for the history of the music and has done her homework."

Track Listings:
1 : Gebiss
2 : Unterhaltung
3 : Die Kassette
4 : Gedächtnis
5 : Gesicht
6 : Finger
7 : Das Parkett
8 : 1999
9 : Medikamente
10 : Die Asche
11 : Momente

PRIVAT is a band based in Vienna. With one live show and a compilation appearance under their belt, the duo of Robert Pawliczek and Robert Schwarz are short on extant information. Despite this, there's a wealth of novel tact and flashpoints in the wicked intensity of PRIVAT that makes sense as a consolidation of the duo's cumulative activity across music and the visual arts in the last decade. Their debut album, 'Ein Gedachtnis Rollt Sich Auf Der Zunge Aus', is an annihilating introduction to this new collaboration. Schwarz's background lies in both architecture and computer music. Across a handful of labels, he's presented field recordings and experimental works, and he's participated in exhibitions with some of Europe's most prominent institutions for adventurous art practices. He is also the co-founder and curator of the Viennese festival PARKEN; Or, Live in the Park, which aims to mediate experimental forms of music in public spaces. Pawliczek is a conceptual artist and musician, and it's his work that graces the sleeves and can be found in accompanying video material. He's been involved in some exceptional groups and projects that have been centred in and around Berlin in the last years. These include Bobby Would, Heavy Metal, Itchy Bugger, and Pitva. Having met in Antwerp in the orbit of Dennis Tyfus' former gallery Pinkie Bowtie, the pair initially began to work on PRIVAT back in 2018 around a shared affinity for repetitive electronic music and an aesthetic preference for spartan coldness. 'Ein Gedachtnis Rollt Sich Auf Der Zunge Aus' makes good on their pact. The album presents a set of works that carefully balance the galvanising propulsion of rhythmic electronics with the kind of textural palette that betrays the pair's experimental roots. Deadpan vocals are delivered throughout, developing a kind of frosty symbiosis