It's been a while since I shared some modern jazz on here. I came across Other Worlds And Habitats while browsing Mastodon, and I'm quite happy that I did.
Unlike a lot of modern jazz revivalists, the Sorcerers aren’t going for lengthy jams full of entwined instruments. Most of these tracks clock in under five minutes, and all of them are heavily focused on making the groove come out right above all else. That’s what they’re mining from Ethiopian jazz, primarily, the traditional rhythms that lock in and make a framework for funky keyboards and the vibraphone that provides the bulk of the melodic work on the record.
Source: Spectrum Culture
