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💎a Wonderful Recording that Get's me Straight Back to the "Deep Groove" Century. Thanks a lot for that Work and this Compositions.
😊a Vinyl verion would be the🔱
Favorite track: Brewing.
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Distractions
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All Change
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Brewing
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Cans
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West Street
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Nye Banfield London, UK
Nye is an ambitious saxophonist, composer and bandleader, bringing an excitingly fresh sound to the buzzing London jazz scene. With influences from Wayne Shorter to Rachmaninov, as well as drawing on aspects of Kendrick Lamar and James Blake's music, his debut EP entitled ‘All Change’ is gripping and intense. ... more
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