TheKillMeTrio, by Shayna Dulberger

TheKillMeTrio

by Shayna Dulberger

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An album of bustling originals and improvisations. Composed of Dulberger on upright bass, Darius Jones on alto saxophone and Jason Nazary on drums, the album begins quickly with Improvisation, a billowing track with large plucks at the bass met by the quick snare and aching sax. This is a marker of the music to follow, broad tracks of forward jazz. The trio converges and diverges, touching territories from full free jazz groupthink to a calmer, more melodic post-bop, often on the same piece. Citing influences from Fugazi to William Parker, Dulberger and her trio siphon a broad pallet of musical tastes and backgrounds into a cohesive and evolving album.

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1.	Improvisation 03:53	buy track
2.	When I Think About You I Hate Myself 04:54	buy track
3.	Killher 06:57	buy track
4.	Post Explosion 03:46	buy track
5.	Myopia 09:04	buy track
6.	Lowed 05:43	buy track
7.	Zeek 00:32	buy track
8.	Duct Tape 00:50	buy track
9.	Appendix 01:30	buy track
10.	I Wish I Was... 03:18	buy track

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An album of bustling originals and improvisations. Composed of Dulberger on upright bass, Darius Jones on alto saxophone and Jason Nazary on drums, the album begins quickly with Improvisation, a billowing track with large plucks at the bass met by the quick snare and aching sax. This is a marker of the music to follow, broad tracks of forward jazz. The trio converges and diverges, touching territories from full free jazz groupthink to a calmer, more melodic post-bop, often on the same piece. Citing influences from Fugazi to William Parker, Dulberger and her trio siphon a broad pallet of musical tastes and backgrounds into a cohesive and evolving album.

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released August 26, 2006

Darius Jones - Alto Sax
Shayna Dulberger - Upright Bass
Jason Nazary - Drums

All compositions by Shayna Dulberger except 1,7,8,9 which are full improvisations by Dulberger, Jones, Nazary.
Recorded at Wombat Studios Brooklyn, NY 2006
Mixed and Mastered by Jonathan Goldberger

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