Takuya Kuroda - Everyday 512 There is an inviting dreaminess

There is an inviting dreaminess to much of Uncut Gems that comes off like a more maximalist rendering of Badalamenti’s Lynchian aesthetic - although a track such as ‘Back To Roslyn’

3:34 B3 That Was Then (This Is Now) 3:10 B4 Eosophobia (Reprise) 3:12 B5 Morning

and provides a window into the unique cultural landscape of the Nusantara archipelago

A1 We Rock A2 The Last In Line A3 Breathless A4 I Speed At Night A5 One Night In The City B1 Evil Eyes B2 Mystery B3 Eat Your Heart Out B4 Egypt (The Chains Are On)

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Takuya Kuroda - Everyday 512 There is an inviting dreaminessTakuya Kuroda, an ascendant trumpeter and composer, is perhaps best known for his inspired presence in vocalist Jos James band over the past several years. In addition to anchoring James horn section, the 33 year old Japanese born, Brooklyn based musician has been leading his own bands and has self released and self produced three previous albums. While touring with James in support of the singers Blue Note debut No Beginning No End, he let James