Herbie Hancock - MwandishiMwandishi is one of Herbie Hancocks first departures from his traditional jazz sounds. The album which was recorded in a single session on New Years Eve is a much more spacier effort compared to his earlier works, created by Hancocks us of electronic effects devices. His sextet is the most progressive ensemble he played with and he took the next step in the future of jazz. The music on Mwandishi is beautifully atmospheric and the long tracks leave

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