Mark Quint - The Principle Of UncertaintySinger composer Mark Quint takes elements of jazz, Brazilian, soul and R&B to craft his own style. Teaming with Brazilian guitarist Marco de Carvalho, former Ani DeFranco and Skerik's "Syncopanted Taint" saxophonist Hans Teuber, as well as jazz drummer Tad Britton, Quint's eclectic, sensitive band lends an added depth to his soul influenced vocals. Now living in Seattle, Quint spent time in Los Angeles and Chicago where he immersed himself in the jazz

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The EP was recorded during the same sessions as the album

the young people struggle to write music about the tough issues affecting their lives

resulting in a remarkably differentiated sound

While globalization advances

and rounds things off with a stylistically genuine bonus that is an absolute must: the Narrhalla-Marsch with which the military musician Georg Karl Zulehner

darkness is upon the stage and a voice declares

a hardened street orphan she wants to save

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" Luther Vandross' "Never Too Much

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but the pianist's own compositions for it (featured on the latter portion of this release) reveal the fascinating sonorities that could be created with it