Electronic jazz (ambient, bass, single, albums, Usher)

Zarko · 01-20-2009, 12:56 AM

My most recent post here

Skalpel is a newer one I found, I quite like it, using a lot of samples from old polish jazz. Some solid tunes so far :thumbsu: Thanks Demonoid

You may be interest Dave

mr dave · 01-20-2009, 02:42 AM

sounds good, i'll poke around and see what i can find

Demonoid · 01-20-2009, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Zarko

My most recent post here

Skalpel is a newer one I found, I quite like it, using a lot of samples from old polish jazz. Some solid tunes so far :thumbsu: Thanks Demonoid

You may be interest Dave

It's definitely a grower. Basically lays the groove down, which is what I look for in many of these releases. Glad you liked it at least.
And I wouldn't mind giving 'Nils Petter Molvaer' a listen either. I just happened to bump into that name again today, which got me interested. Their/his discog seems to be a bit medium sized though. I suppose 'Khmer' would be the best to start with as you've mentioned it already.

ixtlan22 · 01-20-2009, 02:46 PM

Jeeez; NO ONE has mentioned to this poor soul the Miles Davis groups of the 70s!!! Check out the records "Bitches Brew," "Live Evil," and "Live At The Fillmore 1970: It's About That Time." You will not be let down.

ixtlan22 · 01-20-2009, 03:04 PM

P.S.- Not so sure I'd call this Skalpel fellow jazz or not. Eh I hate labels. Jazz is the most abused word in the world.

Demonoid · 01-20-2009, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ixtlan22

Jeeez; NO ONE has mentioned to this poor soul the Miles Davis groups of the 70s!!! Check out the records "Bitches Brew," "Live Evil," and "Live At The Fillmore 1970: It's About That Time." You will not be let down.

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Originally Posted by ixtlan22

P.S.- Not so sure I'd call this Skalpel fellow jazz or not. Eh I hate labels. Jazz is the most abused word in the world.

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Electronic jazz

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Now, If you want to give me an essay that all this is trash and old-school stuff is the best yadayada, say it elsewhere.

Zarko · 01-20-2009, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ixtlan22

Jeeez; NO ONE has mentioned to this poor soul the Miles Davis groups of the 70s!!! Check out the records "Bitches Brew," "Live Evil," and "Live At The Fillmore 1970: It's About That Time." You will not be let down.

Hmmm maybe if this was a thread about jazz fusion... You could add those to the list...

Unfortunately this is about electronic jazz. Or Nu-Jazz...

Zarko · 01-20-2009, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Demonoid

It's definitely a grower. Basically lays the groove down, which is what I look for in many of these releases. Glad you liked it at least.
And I wouldn't mind giving 'Nils Petter Molvaer' a listen either. I just happened to bump into that name again today, which got me interested. Their/his discog seems to be a bit medium sized though. I suppose 'Khmer' would be the best to start with as you've mentioned it already.

Yeah Khmer would be the go... I'll try and find a blog...

ixtlan22 · 01-21-2009, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Zarko

Hmmm maybe if this was a thread about jazz fusion... You could add those to the list...

Unfortunately this is about electronic jazz. Or Nu-Jazz...

I'm sorry I offended you Zarko, but what's with the hang up on genres? The original poster seemed to be looking for jazz with more electronic (I thought of the word electric too, apparently there is a massive distinction between these two words) elements. He asked about a dedicated group with a unique style. Naturally I thought of the Miles group. Fusion is a word invented after Bitches Brew came out. Electric, electronic, whatever you want to call it, its jazz(ish) and it has electr(on)ic elements. No not electronicA elements. But I didn't assume that by electronic he meant electronica.

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Originally Posted by Demonoid

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Now, If you want to give me an essay that all this is trash and old-school stuff is the best yadayada, say it elsewhere.

I'd love to give you an essay but all it needs is a few sentences instead. In general, if there is one thing that binds all of what people call 'jazz' together (even that **** Kenny G and the smooth 'jazz' ****e in the world) it is improvisation. Skalpel are two DJs mixing samples together to create tunes... maybe one of them is the drummer. Point being, it lacks improvisation. At any rate, I'm sorry I even said anything because nitpicking about genres creates wasteful arguments about electric vs. electronic vs. fusion vs. who the **** cares the kid wants to listen to some new music.

To the original poster, I sincerely apologize if I have led you astray to something horrific and not at all what you had in mind! God only knows how dangerous some music can be to a person's mind!

Zarko · 01-21-2009, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ixtlan22

I'm sorry I offended you Zarko, but what's with the hang up on genres? The original poster seemed to be looking for jazz with more electronic (I thought of the word electric too, apparently there is a massive distinction between these two words) elements. He asked about a dedicated group with a unique style. Naturally I thought of the Miles group. Fusion is a word invented after Bitches Brew came out. Electric, electronic, whatever you want to call it, its jazz(ish) and it has electr(on)ic elements. No not electronicA elements. But I didn't assume that by electronic he meant electronica.

I'd love to give you an essay but all it needs is a few sentences instead. In general, if there is one thing that binds all of what people call 'jazz' together (even that **** Kenny G and the smooth 'jazz' ****e in the world) it is improvisation. Skalpel are two DJs mixing samples together to create tunes... maybe one of them is the drummer. Point being, it lacks improvisation. At any rate, I'm sorry I even said anything because nitpicking about genres creates wasteful arguments about electric vs. electronic vs. fusion vs. who the **** cares the kid wants to listen to some new music.

To the original poster, I sincerely apologize if I have led you astray to something horrific and not at all what you had in mind! God only knows how dangerous some music can be to a person's mind!

lol so you didn't get the point, and are now trying to turn it around on us? The OP clearly states he is talking about genres, the electronic genre. electronica is just another name or sub genre for the genre electronic. fusion is not a part of the electronic genre.

The sampling is pure jazz from the 60's onwards... They fuse that with their electronica overtones. Its like acid jazz, nu jazz...

The funny thing is, you are the one getting all 'hung up' on genres... SO it seems pretty hypocritical of you

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Zarko Barely Disheveled Zombie Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 1,196	My most recent post here Skalpel is a newer one I found, I quite like it, using a lot of samples from old polish jazz. Some solid tunes so far :thumbsu: Thanks Demonoid You may be interest Dave Last edited by Zarko; 01-20-2009 at 01:03 AM.

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ixtlan22 Loves Jan Terri Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 184	Jeeez; NO ONE has mentioned to this poor soul the Miles Davis groups of the 70s!!! Check out the records "Bitches Brew," "Live Evil," and "Live At The Fillmore 1970: It's About That Time." You will not be let down.

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ixtlan22 Loves Jan Terri Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 184	P.S.- Not so sure I'd call this Skalpel fellow jazz or not. Eh I hate labels. Jazz is the most abused word in the world.