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"In making music, I pursue the kind of freedom that helps me to share my life experiences with the technical abilities at my disposal and to honestly convey my thoughts at the given moment. I believe I was in this state of mind on the day of the recording. For me, the memory of the joint and spontaneous playing of the day remains a defining experience. Máté and I met at the Liszt Academy’s Jazz Department. Since then, we have been playing and rehearsing together. I hope that while listening to the album the dear listeners will also experience what we shared in the studio." (Máté Drippey)

Japan has produced some exceptionally talented jazz drummers and among them is Tatsuya Nakamura, who joins the BBE Music J Jazz Masterclass Series with his album ‘Locus’ from 1984, a session covering several bases, from heavy percussive samba to meditative avant-ambient. This is the album’s first ever reissue, although a track from ‘Locus’, ‘1⁄4 Samba’, was included on J Jazz vol. 3.

Two world class players from the Manchester UK free improvisation scene deliver a beautifully recorded set of pieces founded on pure instrumental skill. Mark Hanslip's elegant, singing lines are delivered with calm and precision, driven by Andrew Cheetham's multi-textural percussion.