October 11, 2011
Happy release day. The 3rd GPS release, Bad Mango, with Dave Douglas & So Percussion is available now for instant download here at the Greenleaf store (MP3/FLAC) and at iTunes.
The third volume of the Greenleaf Portable Series (GPS), Bad Mango features Dave Douglas with So Percussion. Pairing his plaintive trumpet with a myriad of percussion instruments including marimba, drumset, glockenspiel, and a whole host of nontraditional percussion like musical saw, toy bells, shruti box, crotales, et al, Douglas leads this unique ensemble through new compositions and revisitations of songs from his works catalog.
October 6, 2011
Check out photos from the GPS, Vol 3: Bad Mango recording session at the So Percussion Studio while listening to the title track from the album.
September 27, 2011
We're happy to announce the third GPS release of the year. This one finds Dave working with the rhythm masters So Percussion on a set of music called Bad Mango. Subscribers get the first listen of this music at the Greenleaf Cloud Player. Non-subscribers can check out the title track as part of the Featured Tracks playlist.
September 22, 2011
VIDEO: Orologi from GPS2: Orange Afternoons with Dave Douglas, Ravi Coltrane, Vijay Iyer, Linda Oh, and Marcus Gilmore.
September 8, 2011
Dave Douglas & So Percussion - GPS Vol 3: Bad Mango. Digital album out October 11th, 2011 via Greenleaf Music and iTunes.
August 31, 2011
Dave Douglas, Orange Afternoons #1 on iTunes charts
August 30, 2011
Release day for GPS, V2: Orange Afternoons with Dave Douglas, Ravi Coltrane, Vijay Iyer, Linda Oh, and Marcus Gilmore.
August 10, 2011
Video photo gallery with audio of Solato from the album GPS2, Orange Afternoons by Dave Douglas. With Ravi Coltrane, Vijay Iyer, Linda Oh, and Marcus Gilmore. Recorded at Josh Roseman's 58n6 Studio.
August 3, 2011
Dave Douglas, Orange Afternoons. The second volume in the Greenleaf Portable Series. With Dave Douglas, Ravi Coltrane, Vijay Iyer, Linda Oh, and Marcus Gilmore.
July 21, 2011
A lot of Rare Metals was written during my residency at the Aaron Copland House. In particular Safeway, which was written as a response to the political violence in Tucson, Arizona which occurred the day I began my residency. Copland himself was constantly speaking to contemporary events and public engagement in his music, and I felt that influence, as well as some of his musical mannerisms, strongly as I composed.
June 24, 2011
The first volume in the recently christened Greenleaf Portable Series (GPS) hit e-shelves this week. And for us folks unable to attend this years Solid Sound Festival to hear Brass Ecstasy tomorrow, here's a photo slideshow we put together to accompany the track Lush Life. Happy listening, happy weekend.
