Zandzemble, by Mark Zandveld feat. Deborah J. Carter

Zandzemble

by Mark Zandveld feat. Deborah J. Carter

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1.	Boptopus Maximus 08:34	buy track
2.	We R D Minority 07:32	buy track
3.	Chachamorphosis 06:18	buy track
4.	Newsstand Art 08:20	buy track
5.	Dimwitz 06:13	buy track
6.	Careful Now 07:29	buy track
7.	African Heat 06:27	buy track
8.	Barhopping Big Time 06:21	buy track
9.	I Know Who I Am (Una Mesa Para Seis) 05:37	buy track
10.	Stay the Dance (Wait Till the End) 05:57	buy track

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While it might be perceived as a gimmick, the dictionary entry actually gets to the heart of the band’s aesthetic. It points out that it relies on Mark Zandveld’s distinctive composing skills, but also that the music is conceived through collective playing and not only one man’s vision. Finally, there’s a great deal of humor and creativity involved, and this is also shown in titles like “Barhopping,” “Boptopus” and “What a Difference the Bass Makes.” Clearly, these guys like to play together, but make no mistake, behind the smile there’s also a stone-cold seriousness and an ambition to create an expression that is both musically curious and singular. – Jakob Baekgaard – All About Jazz

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released August 26, 2016

Mark Zandveld - bass
Deborah J. Carter - vocals

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Dot Time Records is a jazz, blues, and world music label. Launched in 2012, Dot Time Records releases feature exciting virtuoso artists, both established and newly discovered from around the globe. The soul of Dot Time Records can be found in the creativity, artistry, passion and energy of these artists and musicians. ... more

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