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Дата: 6-11-2025, 12:46
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Label (Catalog#) :PPK Records

Country:: Japan/USA

Genre: Funk Jazz, Jazz Rock, Soul Jazz

Quality: FLAC (*tracks)

Bitrate: 24bit / 96kHz

Time: 42:35

Full Size: 825Mb(+3%)

"Groove is the basis of everything.” Takuya Kuroda fully demonstrates this on his new album Everyday (2025). With an irresistible mix of jazz, funk and neo-soul, everything revolves around rhythm and flow. His trumpet effortlessly dances on the pulsating beats of drummer David Frazier, and together they create an energy that immediately grabs you. Kuroda works on his music daily, and you can hear it: every track breathes precision and zest for life. With influences from Herbie Hancock to Kamasi Washington, he remains true to his mission: letting the groove speak as the beating heart of his sound.

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Kuroda is a Japanese-born, NYC-based trumpeter with a questing spirit, seven head-turning studio albums and a reputation as an anything-goes creator given to genre-blending – everything from bebop, post-bop, neo-soul and electronica to hip hop, funk, Afrobeat – in ways complex, spacious and grooving.

This project on PPK, the label kickstarted by the illustrious triumverate of bassist Pino Palladino and producer/musicians Dave Passick and Joel Kipnis, is a testament to putting in the hard yards: shedding and experimenting, the getting up and getting on.

The everyday work ethic required to lay the bedrock for greatness, as evidenced by the excellent single ‘Car 16 15A’, a two-part ode to Japanese train-travel that bursts with upbeat effervescence before slowing, winding down, relaxing. A neo-soul excursion featuring vocalist FiJA, ‘Bad Bye’ sparkles with dance-friendly savoir-faire; Kuroda wields flugelhorn on album closer ‘Curiosity’, his melodies hummable, his lines complex but golden.

A crack band including drummer David Frazier and tenor saxophonist Craig Hill buoy Kuroda’s vision - and very likely share his dedication - but it’s the frontman’s easy lyricism and clever, out-there rhythms that linger.

A benchmark work, then, and inspiration for any aspiring jazzer tempted to skip their daily practice.