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.
Pianist Nikol Bóková is a regular soloist with symphony orchestras. All of that experience is now clearly poured into her dynamic, picturesque, debut jazz trio album ‘INNER PLACE’.
VEIN feat. Norrbotten Big Band “Symphonic Bop” – Boarding The Beat
Ochepovsky Project – Fast
Animal Society – RISE
Pericopes + 1: Live in Budapest
Pericopes + 1: Live in Budapest
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”)
Ben Winkelman Trio with Obed Calvaire and Matt Penman: Bx12 Part One
Point of Few – A Radio Medoly
Bahla – Still (Live at Fairlight Studios)
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
If you have a new music video ready to release in the coming days or weeks and would like it featured here, you can submit it here…
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