2016 by takuya kuroda.
Takuya kuroda rising son vinyl.
In many ways the sound of rising son has a lot in common with james own soul jazz style and his guest spot on roy ayers everybody loves the sunshine is certainly a highlight of the album.
2014 vinyl lp pressing of trumpeter composer takuya kuroda s blue note debut.
2x vinyl lp album country.
2014 vinyl lp pressing of trumpeter composer takuya kuroda s blue note debut.
His tone warmth and most of all his storytelling have inspired me for years.
2014 vinyl rising son.
His tone warmth and most of all his storytelling have inspired me for years.
Ascendant trumpeter and composer takuya kuroda makes his blue note debut with the release of rising son which was produced by josé james.
The disc opens with the titular rising son which should instantly alert the listener to the groove soaked sound of james no beginning no end featuring a dryly delivered drum beat over which a modulated low keyboard bass line repeats accompanied by an almost mournful melodic line delivered by kuroda.
The disc opens with the titular rising son which should instantly alert the listener to the groove soaked sound of james no beginning no end featuring a dryly delivered drum beat over which a modulated low keyboard bass line repeats accompanied by an almost mournful melodic line delivered by kuroda.
No one sounds like takuya says producer jose james.
Future jazz contemporary jazz.
Japan born n y c based trumpeter takuya kuroda s blue note records debut 2014 s rising son is a funky soul and hip hop infused affair featuring production from acclaimed jazz vocalist josé james.
Electronic jazz style.
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His writing is soulful modern and effortlessly bridges the gap between jazz and soul and between history and tomorrow.
On rising son kuroda delves deep into a 70s fusion funk and afro beat influenced sound that is at once contemporary and vintage in approach.
His writing is soulful modern and effortlessly bridges the gap between jazz and soul and between history and tomorrow.
