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Mike Fuerstein and Mainframe by Mike Fuerstein and Mainframe
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fave it Jazz Fusion | Ambient
7 tracks | 56 minutes
Released Aug 2006
on Rad Translation Records
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Saxophonist and composer Mike Fuerstein writes music which integrates many of his wide-ranging musical influences, layering intricate melodic fugues and minimalist phases over dense electronic textures and eclectic grooves.
Bio / Background
Saxophonist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Mike Fuerstein has performed as both a leader and sideman throughout the Northeastern United States, appearing at such major venues as The Boston Globe Jazz Festival (Boston), Blues Alley (Washington D.C.), The New Jersey Jazz Festival (Hoboken, NJ), The House of Blues (Cambridge, MA), and The Knitting Factory (New York). A native of the New York area, Fuerstein first developed an abiding love for music at summer camp, where he was prodded to pick up the tenor saxophone in order to fill out the camp's big band (his original instrument was the clarinet). Smitten with the visceral and cerebral thrills of jazz music, Fuerstein quickly began studying seriously, going on to earn an undergraduate degree at the New England Conservatory of Music, and learning under such luminaries as Paul Bley, Danilo Perez, Jerry Bergonzi, and George Russell.
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