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Bruno Pilloix – Un Autre regard Urbno Jazz A contrasting Eden…

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  Bruno Pilloix – Un Autre regard Urbno Jazz A contrasting Eden… Bruno Pilloix 4Tet+ Olivier Hutman, Jose Fallot, Etienne Brachet URBNO JAZZ is the result of experience: Bruno Pilloix and his wonderful musicians take us on a journey through his personal compositions  with a modern, sensitive and sparkling Jazz. Even if they only met a year ago, the feeling between the artists was instantaneous from the first notes they played together! Bruno Pilloix on Spotify The recording of this musical project brings together the desire for sharing and intimacy with all the musicians who participated. From the quintet to the duo, the timbres of each instrument intertwine freely with the harmonies that my compositions offer. Everyone is in the spotlight and giving the best of themselves for my greatest pleasure. A different point of view, a nascent thought, a contrasting Eden, a time for everything, an eternal river, an intimate and unanswered whisper, then an inevitable depa...

JOSE FALLOT - ANOTHER ROMANTIC #3

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*** CONCERTS *** 18 MARS – SENTIER DES HALLES 22 MARS – PRISME D’ÉLANCOURT – APÉROS JAZZ 3 MAI – SPIN JAZZ CLUB - OXFORD Jose Fallot Reunion - Album "Another Romantic #3" L'univers musical d'Another Romantic # 3 peut aller bien au-delà des fans de jazz. José Fallot sait rassembler des musiciens ouverts d'esprit pour interpréter ses compositions multicolores et faire de notre "post-pop rêverie" une réalité. Emotion avec le titre "Cold Friday", composé le lendemain des événements du 13 novembre 1015 et présenté ici avec deux arrangements complètements opposés. Pause et rêverie sont au rendez-vous des 2 duos enregistrés avec Franck Avitabile. Enregistré à La Maison Des Artistes à Chamonix en juin 2017 sous l'égide d'André Manoukian, ce 3eme opus de José confirme cette tendance, ce mélange "Jazz, Rock, Pop". Le duo avec le pianiste Franck Avitabile à lui été enregistré au Peninsula Studio d’Alex Tassel. *** Line-up ***...

Netflix’s ‘BoJack Horseman’ Pulled From China’s iQiyi Streaming Service

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Episodes of “BoJack Horseman” — Netflix’s adult animated comedy about an alcoholic half-man/half-horse who’s a washed-up TV star — were removed last week from Chinese streaming service iQiyi after evidently running afoul of government censors. Three episodes of the show debuted June 19 on iQiyi before they were pulled two days later, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. A rep for iQiyi explained that “adjustments need to be made to the content”; there is no indication about when “BoJack” might return to the service. Netflix did not respond to a request for comment. Netflix last year abandoned plans to launch its own streaming service in China — at least for the foreseeable future — citing regulatory challenges. Instead, the company inked a licensing pact with iQiyi in April to carry its original programming in the Middle Kingdom. According to iQiyi, the company has 500 million monthly users for its ad-supported video service. Last month, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings ...

Japan’s Studio Ghibli to Build ‘Totoro’ Park

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Iconic Japanese animation firm, Studio Ghibli and the government of Nagoya’s Aichi Prefecture, are to build a park based on “My Neighbor Totoro,” the 1988 classic anime by Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki. The site will be part of a 200-hectare park previously used for the Expo 2005 world exposition. The park is scheduled to open in summer 2020. Veteran Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki and Aichi governor Hideaki Omura unveiled the plans, but gave no details on cost or financing. Studio Ghibli already manages a popular museum in the Tokyo suburb of Mitaka dedicated to Miyazaki and other Ghibli animators. Aichi and Studio Ghibli collaborated on a Studio Ghibli exhibition in 2015 that was part of a larger prefecture-sponsored fair, and the precursor of the new partnership.