| Kinch, Soweto / Conversations with the Unseen |
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| Album: | Conversations with the Unseen | Collection: | Jazz | |
| Artist: | Kinch, Soweto | Added: | 10/2004 | |
| Label: | Dune | |||
| A-File Activity |
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| Add Date: | 2004-11-15 | Pull Date: | 2005-01-17 | Charts: | Jazz |
| Week Ending: | 16 Jan | 9 Jan | 26 Dec | 19 Dec | 12 Dec | 5 Dec | 28 Nov | 21 Nov |
| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jan 12, 2005: | the Dog and Pony Show Snakehips | 4. | Dec 22, 2004: | Biased Diffusion Doxology, Intro | |
| 2. | Jan 12, 2005: | The Panoply Spokes and Pedals | 5. | Dec 18, 2004: | Morning Glory Equiano's Tears | |
| 3. | Jan 05, 2005: | the Dog and Pony Show Spokes and Pedals | 6. | Dec 08, 2004: | The Dog and Pony Show Spokes and Pedals |
| Album Review |
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| Craig Matsumoto Reviewed 2004-11-14 | ||
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British saxophonist and rapper. Tracks stick to a mainstream bent, mostly straight-jazz instrumentals with a few 90-degree turns into fairly safe hip-hop territory. Jazz-wise, Kinch is the descendent of Coltrane that you'd expect, and he spins some nice fast sax solos. A jazz guitar provides the second lead voice. The raps seem reasonable (I'm admittedly no expert here) and get a weird tilt from Kinch's British accent. 1- Cool-handed rap. "Open it up." 2- Gets into some nice fast jamming 3- Slow mystery. Opens with nice sax solo. 4- Slinky little theme. Midtempo and light. 5- Bright mid/fast post-bop 6- Mellow R&B with rap. Jazzy background led by guitar. 7- Sly Middle-Eastern groove. Kind of retro. 8- Bouncy happy bebop 9- Slow and romantic, a bit sappy/loungy. 10- Mid/fast, opens with a big drum solo 11- Cross between rap and Tin Pan Alley. Interesting and sunny. 12- *FCC* Closing rap, with band callouts and thank yous. | ||
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