Listening to in Dolby Atmos Streaming, via Tidal/Apple/Amazon

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[humprof]

Glad you caught this one. The Atmos mix isn't impressive, but the album is very nice. I like both O'Donovan, a folky singer who has worked with jazz trumpeter Dave Douglas, and the Westerlies, an absolutely crack brass ensemble. Very simpatico collaboration.

 

[sjcorne]

Glad you caught this one. The Atmos mix isn't impressive, but the album is very nice. I like both O'Donovan, a folky singer who has worked with jazz trumpeter Dave Douglas, and the Westerlies, an absolutely crack brass ensemble. Very simpatico collaboration.

Her last studio release also in Atmos:

 

[humprof]

Her last studio release also in Atmos:

With a better mix, IMO--but maybe I just need to listen again.

 

[The Bright Side]

I was wondering what was up with that!

Yeah, noticeed the same thing with the silence at the beginnings of the Howard Jones tracks. But not a big deal if you just listen to the EP in one sitting while working or something. I'm enjoying it a lot!

 

[The Bright Side]

Bought Gary Clark Jr.'s debut when it came out in 2012!

I remember I was looking up Gary Clark, the singer of the short-lived British band, Danny Wilson, whose whole output (both with the band and his subsequent projects, a solo album and the kick-*** "Great Day for Gravity" by King L) is stellar. Well, arguably, with the exception of the Bebop Moptop album, the best of which is on the "Sweet Danny Wilson" compilation, which in turn is worth tracking down in its double-CD edition because the second CD (titled "Three-in-a-Bed Romp") features numerous rare gems. Like their excellent cover of "Knowing me, Knowing you".

Anyhow, so I was googling Scottigsh singer/songwriter Gary Clark since I was curious about what he was up to now. And instead, I discovered Gary Clark Jr. So I figured, what the heck, might as well listen to this "Bright Lights Big City" song while I'm here. And it was awesome!

I spot-checked his other albums since and for some reason, never warmed up to them.

But this new one is a winner! Definitely give JPEG RAW a spin. Great guitar-driven Rock with influences from a bunch of other styles like Hip-Hop.

Also, I hope any of the Danny Wilson stuff (at least the debut, "Meet Danny Wilson") ever gets remixed in Surround. "Steamtrains to the Milky Way" would be a revelation. Such rich, poetic and layered music.

 

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[Franck]

Finally "Celluloid Voice" - Franck Martin is in Atmos on Apple Music.
I'm not sure why it was not, I had to get support from my distributor LandR. It was released in Atmos on Tidal more than a week ago. Anyhow here it is on Apple too.

https://tidal.com/browse/album/346764419

You can find last releases in those playlists:

https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/28f0b3c8-8854-47d3-817d-0a128b82dbb1

 

[haikubass]

LP Giobbi - Light Places + singles
Maybe I'm late to this (dance) party, but this is absolutely worth recommendation. Pretty varied stuff and a full-on mix that can be wild as Booka Shade (check out #7, Georgia). Whodunit?
https://tidal.com/album/277080641

 

[Franck]

A new quadraphonic release co-produced by @kamranv

 

[~dave~~wave~]

Not listened to this yet but landed on it while looking for the stereo Ptah the El Daoud reissue - Alice Coltrane’s 1971 masterpiece in Atmos. Not listened yet.

Alice Coltrane ~ The Carnegie Hall Concert 1971

The original multi-track recording was commissioned by Impulse but wasn't released at the time...

...an expanded double quartet comprised of Pharoah Sanders and Archie Shepp on tenor and soprano sax, Jimmy Garrison and Cecil McBee on bass, Ed Blackwell and Clifford Jarvis on drums, plus Swami Satchidananda followers Tulsi Reynolds and Kumar Kramer on tamboura and harmonium...

https://www.mojo4music.com/articles...-review-spiritual-jazz-transcendence-at-last/

https://www.jazzwise.com/review/alice-coltrane-the-carnegie-hall-concert

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/alice-coltrane-the-carnegie-hall-concert/

 

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Does anyone else agree that ten thousand posts across 523 pages is enough for this thread?

My browser chokes on all the embedded content.

How about a fresh start?