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Jae, Kim Jung

Shamanism

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Jae, Kim Jung: Shamanism (Relative Pitch)

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Personnel:

Jung-Jae Kim-tenor saxophone

Sunjae Lee-soprano saxophone, alto saxophone

Junyoung Song-drums

Sunki Kim-drums

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UPC: 5904224874155

Label: Relative Pitch
Catalog ID: RPR1230
Squidco Product Code: 36125

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2025
Country: USA
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at Tune-Up Studio, in Seoul, Korea, on August 14th, 2023 by Donghun Nam.

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"This is free improvised music with two saxophones and two drum sets. The theme of the music is about identity that is linked to the region and culture, especially a specific folksy and indigenous characteristic in the Korean peninsula from long ago. The whole album describes a ceremony and its atmosphere and each track follows each step that is named by an ideogram."-Relative Pitch

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Jung-Jae Kim is a South Korean saxophonist, the leader of the band The JJ Motion.

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Track Listing:

1. Jeop 07:22

2. Cho 02:06

3. Sang 06:28

4. Je 07:36

5. Yeom 09:38

6. Gang 01:41

7. Bon 02:40

8. Gae 06:04

9. Chuk 02:38

10. Mul 16:09

11. Bun 08:45

12. Hae 05:43

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