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Over in Europe, progressive minds excitedly herald a new age in jazz, spurred on by a wave of young artists advocating an adventurous principle of sound clash.  Others will continue to harp on jazz’s already marginal cultural status becoming even more marginal.


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MON DAVID: Master Jazzman

By Susan Isorena-Arcega | April 9, 2006 - 12:00am

There are wildly conflicting opinions and stories about jazz music today. The U.S. will always claim it as the purest American art form. Over in Europe, progressive minds excitedly herald a new age in jazz,...

Starweek Magazine

‘Candidly’ yours

By Boy Abunda | February 4, 2004 - 12:00am

Barely a year in the recording business in the Philippines, Candid Records Philippines has been slowly, candidly making its presence felt in the local recording industry with its catalogue of recorded music —...

Entertainment

Play that funky music (and all that jazz)

By Juaniyo Arcellana | October 26, 2003 - 12:00am

We remember first hearing the saxophonist Courtney Pine in the early ’90s when he played session in one of the early albums of the British club group Soul II Soul. Even then Pine’s sax had a distinctive...

Entertainment

Ladine gets big break with Candid

By Baby A. Gil | November 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Candid is a well-established independent jazz label based in the UK. The album titled How Can I Make You Love Me was recorded in Australia and mixed in London. The producers are Carl Dimataga of Australia and Stefano...

Entertainment

Ladine Roxas, nag-record sa London!

March 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Ang Candid Records, isang UK-based recording company ay naghahanda na para sa global launch ng Pinay singer na si Ladine Roxas, ang album na "How Can I Make You Love Me".

PSN Showbiz

Get ready for Alex Wilson

By Baby A. Gil | August 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Alex Wilson was one of last year’s most interesting surprises. The initial "Who’s he?" got an affirmative answer when his debut album Afro-Saxon turned out to be a mindblower that grabbed listeners...

Entertainment