If you’re looking to get more gigs and more attention for your project, having a great music video is crucial! This page premieres jazz videos from some of the musicians connected to Jazzfuel.
“All the songs exhibit power and intention.” — Downbeat Magazine (USA)
Pericopes +1 is a new addition to the project initiated by pianist Alessandro Sgobbio and saxophonist Emiliano Vernizzi. In 2012, they met American drummer Nick Wight and expanded the project to a trio, called “Pericopes+1”. Two years after releasing their debut trio album “These Human Beings”, Pericopes+1 return with an inventive sophomore release, “Legacy”. Since 2015, “These Human Beings” earned Pericopes+1 international attention and opened doors to new stages through five tours of EU, UK and USA. “Legacy” finds Pericopes+1 embracing a fresh musical palette inspired by alternative and popular culture, paying respect to the iconoclastic artists who bravely followed their creative vision.
James Fernando, Where the Grass is Greener (new single)
Billy Pod, Drums to heal society
ViO Music, Dharmakaya (360° video technology)
Chris Gall, solo piano, It Never Entered My Mind (from the album “Room of Silence”)
Binker Golding and Elliot Galvin: Adaequatio Intellectus Et Rei
Mathias Heise Quadrillion, Electroshock (from the album ‘Decadence’)
Lawful Citizen, Shatter (Evan Shay)
Vitor Pereira Quintet, LOMO
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