Broken Jazz Volume 1, by The 52nd Street Experimental Planet Ensemble

Broken Jazz Volume 1

by The 52nd Street Experimental Planet Ensemble

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1.	Lunar Gourd from the Sun God 06:28	buy track
2.	Area 52 Experimental Remix 05:36	buy track
3.	Song 13 XIII. 06:30	buy track
4.	Cosmic Dew 05:49	buy track
5.	iddhartha sat upon a wall while sleeping 05:36	buy track
6.	Broken Jazz Jive 05:13	buy track
7.	Shashamani Swing 04:02	buy track
8.	Peak Position #13 05:36	buy track
9.	West Philly Green Jazz 06:50	buy track
10.	Farthest Step West 03:50	buy track
11.	Speed Jazz Jones 05:20	buy track
12.	Walk out Jazz Project 03:33	buy track
13.	Mystry of the Afronauts Nubio Futurist Movement 05:52	buy track
14.	In Tokyo I Dreamed of Timbuktu 04:33	buy track

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52nd Street Experimental Ensemble is an American project spawned by the pandemic and created in Philadelphia P.A, by Ihba Baskette a multi instrumentalist playing all instruments on this recording. The recording takes of every instrument on this album was done in a few weeks; recording a song a day for 13 days as a way to combat the social turmoil, pandemic and firecracker epidemics in urban areas in the city.

Ihba is known for world music specializing in abstract reggae world dance music and jazz influenced hints. With o”years of performance these songs are for an audience who love the non conformity and boundaries being juggled.

52 Street A/K/A Area 52 has collaborated and performed with Ra’oof Atelier presents: Ice Station Zero 2.0 @ “The House of Schlesinger “ - a collaborative art happening w/ Installation, sculptures , videos, photography & soundscape provided by Ihba Baskette-reeds & percussions & TR7 - applied piano & synthesizers. John Schlesinger - art works. As well as Artist and Sculpture maker Anthony Bayne senior on Soprano saxophone and Percussion

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released September 12, 2022

All tracks by Ihba Baskette except Anthony Bayne senior on soprano saxophone on Stone Throw remix.
Schoichi Serigano: track 8.
Cover photograph: Brytant Eugene Varquez.
Additional artwork:Troy Williams and Ihba Baskette
Layout and design: Atharwa Deshingkar.

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Ramble Records is an Independent record label based in Melbourne, Australia specialising in under-represented outsider music: guitar music, acid/avant folk, psych, no wave, post-punk, free / spiritual jazz, Indian classical, Middle Eastern, and avant-garde sounds from around the globe. ... more

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