Make Your Choice by Individual Choice Individual Choice : Make Your Choice.
 Classy and elegant jazz-rock grooves.

Inspired by Miles Davis' fusion of jazz and rock, "Individual Choice" have created music that follows the basic format of jazz (melody-improvisation-melody), but uses sonorities and rhythms belonging to the sphere of rock and progressive music.

Make Your Choice is the natural expression of the experiences and artistic inclinations of four musicians, with different musical backgrounds, revealed in an original, personal and creative manner.

Songs:

1. Hole In The Stomach
2. Timewarp
3. Packman
4. Jungle Jazzin'
5. Fusian
6. Scott
7. Moving Head

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 5/18/2011
Individual Choice lives in Brussels Belgium

Tagged as: Jazz, Rock, Prog Rock

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