Part of the 39-part Jazz Sessions music profile/performance television series, this episode focuses on the work of jazz guitarist John Abercrombie. Combining bop and free jazz stylistic elements with utilising electronics such as phase shifters, guitar synthesisers and the volume pedal, Abercrombie keeps his playing style fresh by refusing to be chained to these digital devices.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Living Thru My Despair
2 : Fast Net
3 : Aphrodite
4 : California Smile
5 : Changing
Side: 2
6 : Black Rainbow Sky
7 : Say I'm Ur No.1
8 : Valley Grl
9 : All My Luv
10 : Black Butterfly

The album was started during lockdown, with Brix and Youth collaborating remotely between her home in London and his base in Spain. She has described the album as sounding like a cross between The Breeders and Hole with an atmosphere that's 'very dystopian California'. It features special guests including Susanna Hoffs from The Bangles and Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama and Shakespears Sister.

Jorge Reyes has been one of the great innovators responsible for the increasing the freedom and creativity of the double-bass in Cuban music for many years, and De Todo Un Poco is a great album of Latin Jazz and Cuban descarga. It is irrelevant that the space for improvisation is limited. What is truly important here is the spirit of the "descargas", which is manifested in the imaginative interplay between all of the members of Reyes' quintet: Carlos Averhoff Jr. (tenor sax), Emilio Morales (piano), Giraldo Piloto (drums), Adel Gonzlez (percussion) and Evelyn Garcia Marquez (Vocals). 10 tracks. Yemaya. 2007.

Track list

1. CD
Gm’s Musicbox
Toronto
Dark Glasses
Off the Records
Flip Trip
Via Terra
Windmills
Four Steps
Lily of the Nile
Passing
New Year’s Eve

2. CD
Free Landscape
Cut I: Bienenschwarm
Chai Waltz
Cut II: Quadratlichter
Road Trip A22
Cut III: Zirkel
Cut IV: Schneefall
Baharat
Abibliophobia
Cut V: Quantenmechanik
Cut VI: Drei Tage bei Oma
Free Landscape Reprise