The Jungle He Told Me, by Joachim Badenhorst

The Jungle He Told Me

by Joachim Badenhorst

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Limited to 400 copies pressed on heavy vinyl with screen printed sleeve & outer PVC sleeve, artwork by Rinus Van de Velde, graphic design by Marijke Loozen and screen printing by Smeraldina-Rima.
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1.	Klarinet 05:06	download
2.	Basklarinet 08:11	download
3.	Tenor 06:43	download
4.	Djilatendo 02:37	download
5.	Rafel romp 03:01	download
6.	Ek stamel ek sterwe 05:27	download
7.	X (for Joe McPhee) 03:19	download
8.	Singing the Blues 01:49	download
9.	Tafel stomp 02:33	download

about

JOACHIM BADENHORST (°1981) is a Belgian reed player who divides his time between NYC and Belgium. Over the last 5 years Joachim has released a number of albums with different projects, such as Baloni, Han Bennink Trio, Rawfishboys, Taro, Tony Malaby’s Novela, Thomas Heberer’s Clarino, Mogil, Polylemma, Os Meus Shorts, International Trio, Red Rocket and Equillibrium.

The Jungle He Told Me is Joachim's first solo album. It consists out of nine pieces on clarinet, bass clarinet and tenor saxophone. Badenhorst explores range, contrasting undertones and overtones often played simultaneously, weaving in melody, noise and drones, if not investigating a theme, a path. This is a fantastic display of Badenhorst's vocabulary and ideas, and already a milestone within the Belgian improv tradition.