The Joe Harriott Quintet - MovementOn 4 October 2024 Universal Music Recordings and Decca Records are making Jamaican British jazz saxophonist Joe Harriotts album Movement available again for the first time since it was released in 1964. Long sought after by collectors and connoisseurs, original copies now sell for upwards of 1,000. This new edition was mastered at Abbey Road using high definition 24bit 192kHz audio files, copied directly from the original stereo analogue master tapes

Thematically the record is concerned with fumbling for personal relevance while trying to be a better person

experience

“NAIHF is like leaving a Polaroid in an abandoned darkroom – slowly it reveals its secrets and imagery

As an African-derived music

a band that played in Los Angeles for nine years

and anger hard to dismiss as merely an artistic statement

Andrew Combs

but perhaps even more importantly

a document of sessions combining Hutchings with a group of South African jazz musicians he’d long admired

‰Û÷Singles 2‰۪ is also a run through the SF 388 scene circa 2010 - 2013

they are reissuing his entire catalogue

loosely based on Dante's Inferno but infused with deep personal experience