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Remix The Orchestra by Jake Bradford-Sharp Jake Bradford-Sharp : Remix The Orchestra.
 Experimental nu jazz that cannot be classified or categorized.

Jake Bradford-Sharp's new album Remix The Orchestra delves into a world of orchestral and electronic samples, twisting and turning the very natural sounds of orchestral music, manipulating them alongside electronic textures and beats. Remix The Orchestra is an exploration; taking and changing something familiar and comfortable to create something unfamiliar, new and interesting, and at times, uncomfortable.
Songs:

1. Orchestral Matters-Jake Bradford
2. Heartbeat-Jake Bradford
3. Run The Script-Jake Bradford
4. Conspiracy Amongst Friends-Jake Bradford
5. Inspired By Clouds-Jake Bradford
6. The Epic-Jake Bradford
7. In No Rush-Jake Bradford
8. This Is It-Jake Bradford
9. Hard Knocks-Jake Bradford

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 01/07/2022
Jake Bradford-Sharp lives in Enfield England

Tagged as: Electronica, Instrumental Electronica, Experimental, Orchestral

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