Get all 16 Matthew Halsall releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Bright Sparkling Light, An Ever Changing View, Changing Earth, The Temple Within, Salute to the Sun – Live at Hallé St. Peter's, Joyful Spirits of the Universe, Salute to the Sun, What The World Needs Now Is Love / Tryin' Times (ft Matthew Halsall), and 8 more.
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When The World Was One
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A Far Away Place
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Falling Water
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Patterns
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Kiyomizu-Dera
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Sagano Bamboo Forest
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Matthew Halsall Manchester, UK
A trumpeter whose unflashy, soulful playing radiates a thoughtful beauty, Halsall, has created his own rich sound world. A sound that draws on the heritage of British jazz, spiritual jazz, world music and electronica influences, and even modern art and architecture, to create something uniquely his own. A music that is rooted in Northern England but draws on global inspirations. ... more
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supported by 348 fans who also own “When The World Was One”
First time I heard this album it just brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful longing and a sense of hope beyond the hill.
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v2.0 (Deluxe Edition)
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supported by 303 fans who also own “When The World Was One”
Several tasty gems on this album. Definitely a nice change-up on the traditional jazz trio sound. Very nice!
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supported by 293 fans who also own “When The World Was One”
Every winter I return to these wonderful tracks.
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The Cradle (Deluxe Edition)
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2022
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A brooding companion to the band’s previous album, mixing rhythmic pianos, melodic drums and dark textures with cinematic effects.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 7, 2017
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supported by 287 fans who also own “When The World Was One”
Someone mentioned this album during the run-up to a recent Bandcamp listening party, and before long it seemed like we were all listening to it. It's almost magical in how it lulls you and draws you in. How come MY mammal hands can't do anything this wonderful?
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