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„Blue Note Re:imagined II“ ist die Fortsetzung des erfolgreichen 2020er-Albums. Wieder rücken angesagte, junge Briten mit modernen Mitteln und kreativen Ideen berühmten Blue-Note-Tracks auf den Leib.



Die vierte und letzte der vorab erscheinenden 7“-Singles präsentiert mit Oscar Jerome (bekannt geworden als Gitarrist des Londoner Afrobeat-Sextetts Kokoroko) einen in London beheimateten Musiker, der Einflüsse von HipHop, Punk, west-afrikanischer Musik und Soul mit Jazz mixt. Er interpretiert "Green With Envy", im Original aufgenommen von Grant Green.



Franc Moody ist ein Disco-Electronic-Funk-Kollektiv, gesteuert von den Masterminds Ned Franc und Jon Moody aus West-London, die sich der Bearbeitung von "Cristo Redentor" (im Original aufgenommen von Donald Byrd) angenommen haben.

French pianist, jazz vocalist and songwriter Matthieu Boré grew up surrounded by music and the arts. While his great-grandfather loved to give impromptu renditions of famous opera arias, his father's tastes were more modern and Matthieu's childhood was punctuated by the sounds of Eric Clapton, Bob Marley and the Stray Cats. At age 7, Matthieu began taking piano lessons, focussing predominantly on classical repertoire. In the 1990s he took his first steps into the music profession, singing in various punk and trip hop outfits, before pursuing his love of 1930s and 40s jazz. In early 2000, the young singer-pianist began playing the Parisian jazz club circuit and a year later, released an entire album of Fats Domino covers. In keeping with his fascination of 1950s R&B music, he issued Doo Wop in 2003. Sometimes on My Own (2007) is inspired by his idols Irvin Berlin, Hoagy Carmichael and Gershwin. 2009 saw the release of FriZZante!!, an album featuring a blend of covers and his own originals, with full orchestra. Matthieu Boré has performed at festivals and concert venues in both France and around the world, including the Montreal Festival, the Jarasum Festival (Korea), the New Morning and the Olympia. In 2011, he released a live album recorded at Paris's iconic Duc des Lombards. Roots (2012) was a surprising cocktail - a strong dose of New Orleans funk, from with Matthieu draws his own nonchalant style, combined with a predilection for acoustic sounds and syncopated grooves. In 2015, grammy-nominated Leo Sidran produced Naked Songs which explores the idea of pearing back songs to their defining elements. In Gumbo Kings (2019), Matthieu pays tribute to Allen Toussaint and The Meters through twelve original songs whilst his most recent release Till The Morning Light(2022) combines Jamaican ska and 60's garage rock influences.