Get all 9 Jose Dias releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of After Silence Vol.2, Almost Like A Song, Correspondence Vol.2, Correspondence Vol.1, Live at SMUP, After Silence Vol.1, What Could Have Been, Magenta, and 1 more.
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Ate Amanha Pai
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Dance, Dance, Dance
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Depois do Mal
08:54
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Panico
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Acordar
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Tumulto
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360
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Ainda
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Engano
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Jose Dias Manchester, UK
Jose Dias is part of the emerging new generation in Portuguese contemporary jazz.
His music is strongly inspired by the
visual arts and literature. His projects deviate from the traditional language of jazz, and explore the dialogue between various contemporary sound universes, where experimentation is assumed as a central element.
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