Something Else reviews Dave Douglas ‘Marching Music’

December 28, 2020
|In MARCHING MUSIC, Dave Douglas, Downloads, News, Greenleaf Music
|By Jonathan

Thanks to the blog Something Else for reviewing Dave Douglas’ recent album Marching Music.

Writer S. Victor Aaron says: “Douglas never stops looking for new ways of getting his message out, and Marching Music is music with a purpose that also widens Douglas’ already expansive palette.”

Read the full piece here.

Released exclusively to subscribers last February, and the album released in November 2020 as a special release only on Bandcamp. It features ten new Dave Douglas compositions performed by a new quintet that features Rafiq Bhatia, Melvin Gibbs, and Sim Cain. Order the album on CD and / or digital here.

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