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Greg Spero - No Escape feat. Nicole McCabe, Ka'Cye Thompkins
Nicole McCabe announces her solo album, Color Theory, as an extension of her ever-evolving curiosity for the blending of the art of jazz and improvisation with new sounds and technologies. Listen to the lead track 'Hues'.
Listen/purchase: Upward by Nicole McCabe
All tracks written and arranged by Nicole McCabe, except “You’ve Changed” by Carl Fischer and "Lunar" by George Colligan. Alan Jones - Drums Jon Lakey - Bass George Colligan - Piano Charlie Porter - Trumpet (tracks 3,5,6)
Cover photograph: Yousef Hilmy Back cover: Jack Busik Recorded and mixed by Sacha Müller at Dead Aunt Thelma’s in Portland, Oregon. Mastered by Dana White (Specialized Studios) MINARET RECORDS 2020
A Song to Sing by Nicole McCabe is an innovative alternative to typical saxophone music. With her main focus on sax performance, McCabe creates A Song to Sing by building it from improvised work on synth piano, percussion, bass, and clarinet. Over eleven tracks, McCabe transforms conventional structures into fluid musical landscapes through experimentation.
Jazz saxophonist Nicole McCabe will release her album A Song to Sing on March 7th via Colorfield Records. The album has 11 tracks, each representing McCabe's unique jazz style. Check out the premiere of "Running Backwards", and look out for A Song to Sing next month.