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Cut Throat our 2nd Album is OUT NOW !

Cut Throat by J Frisco, released 04 December 2020 1. Blood Moon 2. Butterfly Wings 3. Turn of the Fox 4. Craze 5. Do You Want 6. Jenny & Simon 7. Eyemouth 8. Acoustic Cover We recorded this album over a week, when we entered the studio we didn't know what it would be, when we left, the bones of the album were there.

J Frisco are an award-winning avant-garde jazz trio (Jazz North Introduces 2017) featuring soprano saxophone, electric guitar, keyboards and vocals; they create improvised genre-fluid soundscapes and noise drawn from emotion, political, and gender issues. They thrive on challenging both their own and their audiences perceptions of time, space and sound.

Performance highlights include a headline show at Vortex Jazz Club, Sofar Sounds, The Cockpit: Jazz in the Round and many UK jazz festivals including, London Jazz Festival (Kings Place), Gateshead International Jazz Festival, Lancaster Jazz Festival, Manchester Jazz Festival and have supported acts including Courtney Pine, Portico Quartet, Laura Jurd, Roller Trio, Matthew Bourne, and Elliott Galvin.

They released their debut album ‘naked’ available on all streaming platforms with tracks broadcast on BBC Radio 3 Jazz Now & Freeness and recently released ‘Cut Throat’ on 4.12.20 available on bandcamp and across all streaming platforms.

“Fearless music making” Martin Pyne

“Challenging established models of genre, performance, gender, and time, J Frisco have placed themselves within the perfect vehicle for releasing and curating their creative ideas. If their recent activity is anything to go by, J Frisco will be the ones that other musicians will want to follow."

- Matthew Bourne

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Avant-Garde Jazz

“more left field sounds came from all female Leeds - based trio J Frisco, confusing darkly cinematic, angst-laden atmospherics via guitar, sax, electronics and vocals in an angrily defiant statement. Compelling performers, their progress will be well worth watching” - Jazzwise Magazine