Part II by Rosie Turton - Rosie Turton [RNT001]

Part II

Rosie Turton

A 1 track crossover jazz single (6m 41s) — released June 1st 2021 on Rosie Turton

#jazz #crossover-jazz

Trombonist, composer, and bandleader Rosie Turton is delighted to announce the release of her new single Part II on the 1st June 2021. This is the first single from her upcoming EP Expansions and Transformations: Part I & II, being released on 18th June 2021. It follows the release of the trombonist's debut LP Rosie's 5ive (Jazz re:freshed) in 2019, which solidified her unique voice as a composer and band leader within the UK jazz scene, and was supported by Worldwide FM, Stamp The Wax, The Guardian, The Wire, and Mojo to name a few.

Part II is reminiscent of the beautiful music of Pharoah Sanders and Abdullah Ibrahim, and is landing at the start of summer as a perfect soundtrack for the season - "Part II is the joyful track on the EP. I hope it brings some happiness and a moment to move your body and mind, a brief pause to escape from reality and be a part of the band's energy." This tune features some of Rosie's regular collaborators Johanna Burnheart, Maria Chiara Argirò, Jake Long, Twm Dylan, and Ben Hayes.

There is no one like Rosie Turton. Part II especially is worthy of repeat listens - and the Jitwam remix is fire. Don't sleep on this!! - Tina Edwards DJ

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