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.
From Bavaria to the Balkans to Bolivia. Together, pianist Chris Gall and saxophonist Mulo Francel have turned night into day in Buenos Aires as part of platinum-selling group Quadro Nuevo.
Now – more than 25 year after first meeting in a small Alpine town outside of Munich – these two dazzling figures of the European music scene present their debut duo album together, Mythos.
Altought they’re colleagues from the from the German most selling and gigging world music group Quadro Nuevo, the idea of this album began at the end of a hard climb of Kerkis, the highest mountain on the Greek island of Samos. From there, sparkling under the glistening southern sun, lies the sea of Icarus, enshrined in Greek mythology. And so, the song Ikarus’ Dream and this album, MYTHOS, was born.
The NuHussel Orchestra – Phoenix
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”)
Treetop – Lyric Pieces, Op.47: 3. Melodi (Edvard Grieg)
Hover Trout – Bill the Pony
Nikol Bokova – Inner Place
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
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