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Two from the Heart: Releases from Matt Wilson and Kevin Zoernig

Matt Wilson

Kevin Zoernig

The latest release from drummer Matt Wilson, featuring a large ensemble, and the new solo effort from pianist Kevin Zoernig have one thing in common: they both mine deep seams of emotional content. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Reviews and tagged beginning of a memory, kevin zoernig, matt wilson, matt wilson’s big happy family, mel minter, musically speaking, out of the woods on September 10, 2016 by Mel Minter.

Home Grown, Pt. 1

Lately, new releases from New Mexico artists have been piling up around here, so here’s part one of a two- or three-part series, with reviews of Combo Special’s Combo Special and Kito
Peters’s Black Birds.

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This entry was posted in Reviews and tagged black birds, combo special, joanie cere, kevin zoernig, kito peters, mel minter, musically speaking on May 25, 2013 by Mel Minter.

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