nicola conte the modern sound of nicola conte versions in jazz dub 2xcd comp

nicola conte the modern sound of nicola conte versions in jazz dub 2xcd comp

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nicola conte the modern sound of nicola conte versions in jazz dub 2xcd compNicola Conte is an Italian producer and musician working at the intersection of modern jazz, electronic production, and reggae influenced rhythms. The Modern Sound of Nicola Conte, released as a double album in 2009, presents his 'versions in jazz dub'contemporary reinterpretations of jazz material filtered through electronic production and reggae sensibility. The result is sophisticated, dance oriented jazz for the thinking listenermusic that

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006