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Jazz journal

d. 7. jan. 2021

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Barry Witherden

d. 7. jan. 2021

"Douglas is one of those musicians who is involved with so many projects as trumpeter, composer and educator that you wonder how he ever gets time to blow his nose, let alone make recordings as good as this. I first encountered him when he visited London with Vincent Herring's band, playing at Peter Ind's club in the 80s. I was impressed then and have never been disappointed with anything I have heard him do subsequently".


Something else!

d. 25. dec. 2020

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S. Victor Aaron

d. 25. dec. 2020

"The idea of using jazz as a conduit for activism is nothing new to Dave Douglas; he made an overt call to action album just two years prior. But 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".


Popmatters

d. 18. jan. 2021

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Will Layman

d. 18. jan. 2021

"The music here is a mixture of heavy and luminescent, with grooves and atmosphere sharing space, with engaging melodies ("Whose Streets") and sonic exploration ("Safe Space") in balance. Bhatia's control and massive range of tones are astonishing, and Cain handles both color and odd time signatures with aplomb. Douglas' notes tell us the music should be a soundtrack to protests and social change. Still, a tune like "Climate Strike" is Emma Goldman-esque-optimistic and dancing, qualities utterly necessary for any revolution".


DownBeat

2021 February

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John McDonough

2021 February

"Listening to Dave Douglas' Marching Music, one can't help thinking he composed the songs in a state of depression, perhaps convinced that Donald Trump would win a second term as president. How else to account for the slogging, foreboding darkness that pushes against the martial optimism usually anticipated in such music? Maybe, this is Douglas' march to Dante's Inferno".