ears&eyes Records
Focusing on deliberate efforts of sincere music/art, ears&eyes was born within a vibe of community and creativity in
Chicago, after its conception in New Orleans with branches spreading to New York, Bay Area and Buenos Aires (and world). We're a family, of sorts, releasing amazing creative jazz-type and rock
music, with hints of folk, noise, chamber, free and soul.
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Wake An Echo
by Matt Ulery's Loom
supported by 10 fans who also own “Trinche Intro”
This is a album I've gone back to several times. Matt lets his group play, and play they do. All of these pieces fell like full-group efforts, not written by a bassist to feature bass. Some songs feel driven, some searching, some making statements. Outstanding.
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Indigo Trio - Live in Montreal
by Nicole Mitchell
supported by 10 fans who also own “Trinche Intro”
Me gusta mucho su trío, me sorprendió gratamente, más que un trío parece una orquesta, una gran orquesta de tres! gracias!
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Trinche Intro”
So much fun and joy and swing, and the instrumentation allows for some super-fresh sounds as well as some old-timey goodness. And simply great tunes too!
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The Belgian-Burkinabe electro-punk trio burst to life with an incendiary, shapeshifting sound.
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Walk Thru Me
by The Folk Implosion
Lou Barlow & John Davis return as Folk Implosion, with 10 more songs that are sweetly tuneful.
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Hip-hop from Paris that luxuriates in laid-back grooves and an unhurried rhyme style.
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By A Little Light
by Matt Ulery
supported by 10 fans who also own “Trinche Intro”
"By A Little Light" is of the same class and perfection as "In The Ivory", released two years later. Matt Ulery's unique writing style is the constant in the varied pieces on this exceptional double album, and many of the first-class musicians performing on "In The Ivory" can be found here as well. I'm especially pleased to hear the magnificent voice of Grażyna Auguścik and the piano virtuosity of Rob Clearfield once again. My favorite track "Gone Like It Always Was" is not among those playable for free, so I recommend "To Lose Your Mind" as a representative sample.
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