Tcheser Holmes Brooklyn, New York
Given a djembe at the age of 4, Tcheser Holmes naturally wove into the fabric of a tight-knit Pan-African community in Brooklyn. From early on, Holmes remembers “playing and viewing music purely as a source of celebration and achievement.”
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[T]his is a truly special gift; for the most deepest realm of conscience - we, who have our ears and minds asphyxiated every day to commercial garbage.... [T]his is the wax/digital/cd/any-format manifestation of 2021+ [TLDR] Peace - Love, & Goodluck to all future fans :)
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Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet
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I beat the lead guitarist at putt putt two summers ago in Nashville
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Who Sent You?
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YES! The bass and the drums together with the horn section and a voice and message that goes straight through your spine. What an unbound force! Every track a gem.
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Red Eye Conversations
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Suite for Max Brown
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What a beautiful album, and "Max Brown" in particular is one of the most meditative jazz songs I've heard in some time. Listen with a good pair of headphones.
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