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Overall Rating: 7.3
Audio Quality: 7.3
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Cobblestone Jazz - Live PA - Mondo - Madrid ES - May 2007
Submitted By: 
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yspGenre: Electronic
Date of Set: May 10th, 2007
Filesize: 50.87 MB
Total Downloads: 31
Biography of Cobblestone Jazz
A unique trio, Cobblestone Jazz uses early computers and analog instruments to create pared down sounds that retain the quality of improvisational jazz within the parameters of a minimal, dance-floor aesthetic. Through a real-time exchange of musical form, language, and ideas, Tyger Dhula, Mathew Jonson, and Danuel Tate provide a continual sense of surprise and discovery for their listeners.
The influence each member has on the group sound contributes to the international success Cobblestone Jazz continues to recieve. Tyger Dhula’s history as a D.J. and producer of electronic music provides the necessary stylistic foundations that form the backdrop for the group’s improvisations. His ability to break grooves up into their key elements holds the music firmly within electronic music traditions. Mathew Jonson’s gifted ability to mix and compose freely, and his commitment to pushing his music in new directions is always present. Using analogue drum machines and synthesizers as his instruments, he chooses to write his parts in the moment instead of conforming to preconfigured patterns. Danuel Tate’s history as a jazz musician and performer prompted the approach to the group’s writing practices. His keyboard playing shows a rich understanding of modern harmony and melody, but like many great artists, his dedication to simplicity is what holds him in such high regard.
Since their 2002 debut release, The 5th Element, Cobblestone Jazz have received critical acclaim for their releases on IIWII and Wagon Repair. The band's support from diverse international dj's such as Laurent Garnier, Daniel Bell, Gilles Peterson, Luciano, Josh Wink, Sven Vath , Richie Hawtin, Dan Curtin, Carl Craig, Moodymann, Theo Parrish, Joe Clausell and many others, shows the trio's appeal is broad. They have performed internationally from Fabric in London to the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Their music is created in one take, either culled from live performances or studio mixes, and their live shows are a representation of how they create music. These performances give audiences a fresh perspective on the genius of Mathew Jonson as well as the future of electronic music itself.
http://www.myspace.com/cobblestonejazzmathewjonson
The influence each member has on the group sound contributes to the international success Cobblestone Jazz continues to recieve. Tyger Dhula’s history as a D.J. and producer of electronic music provides the necessary stylistic foundations that form the backdrop for the group’s improvisations. His ability to break grooves up into their key elements holds the music firmly within electronic music traditions. Mathew Jonson’s gifted ability to mix and compose freely, and his commitment to pushing his music in new directions is always present. Using analogue drum machines and synthesizers as his instruments, he chooses to write his parts in the moment instead of conforming to preconfigured patterns. Danuel Tate’s history as a jazz musician and performer prompted the approach to the group’s writing practices. His keyboard playing shows a rich understanding of modern harmony and melody, but like many great artists, his dedication to simplicity is what holds him in such high regard.
Since their 2002 debut release, The 5th Element, Cobblestone Jazz have received critical acclaim for their releases on IIWII and Wagon Repair. The band's support from diverse international dj's such as Laurent Garnier, Daniel Bell, Gilles Peterson, Luciano, Josh Wink, Sven Vath , Richie Hawtin, Dan Curtin, Carl Craig, Moodymann, Theo Parrish, Joe Clausell and many others, shows the trio's appeal is broad. They have performed internationally from Fabric in London to the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Their music is created in one take, either culled from live performances or studio mixes, and their live shows are a representation of how they create music. These performances give audiences a fresh perspective on the genius of Mathew Jonson as well as the future of electronic music itself.
http://www.myspace.com/cobblestonejazzmathewjonson
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Rating: 
(7)
Dec 13, 2007
Comment: Another nice mix from Cobblestone Jazz. This has much more of a jazz vibe to it, with some great funky rhythms flowing underneath, making it very easy to listen to. I did however prefer the "Club 11" mix that's on here, mainly down to the fact that has more of a techno edge.
Rating: (8)
Jan 24, 2008
Comment: Now this is the coblestone jazz sound I am most acquainted with, coming from some of their EPs. Don't get me wrong, I love their techno influenced mixes too, but I have a soft spot for stuff like this. I agree that this mix is just a little too short, but some of these tracks give this mix an old haunty jazzy feel. If you like em, you'll like this mix.
Rating: (8)
Feb 13, 2008
Comment: as my good buddy "yellowFever" will no doubt agree , cobblestone jazz are one of the finest purveyors of live techno out there today , and its easy to see why they are in a league of their own as far as this style of music is concerned, having seen them live at the warehouse project in manchester (UK) in late 2007 i can honesly say that they are an awesome live experience , however this brings me to the subject of this mix , do not get me wrong this is a technically brilliant mix with very subtle flavours crossing between jazz and house and techno thoughout , i was left feeling a little lacking as they only get on to their "big tunes" towards the end of the mix , whilst the first half of the mix is good you cant help feeling that you are waiting for them to play tracks like "peace offering" and "lime in da coconut" , and along with everybody i also wish that this mix was a little longer !
Rating: (9)
Apr 16, 2008
Comment: Start off very jazzy and not techno, but built up to some faster stuff in the middle. Still the best track in a long time is 'dump track' by them which is well mixed. Send shivers down my spine. Good listen.
Rating:
(9)
Nov 04, 2007