Mumbai: Of Bebop, Swing and new sounds
Updated On: 21 January, 2017 08:06 AM IST | | Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
<p>The Foxtrot Project album is all set to redefine Jazz in India for today</p>
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What is Jazz? Is it only about standards, syncopations and Swing? People in India often feel a jerk when they hear the term. There are factions within the genre and its takers; some stamp it as Jazz only if it follows standards, while others accept all its branches. To make Jazz accessible to laymen, as well as all categories of listeners, an album — The Foxtrot Project — is about to release its second edition this year. It is a Jazz compilation album (Amuze Records) comprising original tunes by musicians from all over India. The first edition came out two years ago.
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