Escaping Satiation

French-American alto saxophonist Plume's 'Escaping the Dark Side' album is as intense as it is spiritual, driven by an urgency to play and a true sense of groove. Featuring Blue Note recording artist Ambrose Akinmusire on trumpet as special guest on two tracks. A graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston, Plume is a former classmate of Christian Scott, Walter Smith III, Jason Palmer, Warren Wolf and Kendrick Scott, all leading lights of jazz today. For fans of Kenny Garrett, Ambrose Akinmusire, Jackie McLean, John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Stefano Di Battista, Branford Marsalis, Logan Richardson, Jaleel Shaw, and Will Vinson.

Passé par Boston et New York, ce saxophoniste inconnu au bataillon déboule sur la scène française avec une énergie renversante et un son d’alto qui emporte tout sur son passage. Ce drôle d’oiseau du sax signe avec « Escaping the Dark Side » un album intense et spirituel, avec Ambrose Akinmusire en invité exceptionnel. Attention, révélation !

Bestselling, award-winning novelist Elizabeth Berg knows a thing or two about writing, having graced the world with wonderful works of fiction including Talk Before Sleep, The Year of Pleasures, and the acclaimed Oprah Book Club Selection, Open House. With Escaping Into the Open, she offers an inspiring, eminently entertaining, and delightfully practical handbook on the joys, challenges, and creative possibilities inherent in the writing life.

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