Exclusively for Record Store Day April 2024!
In 1960, Charles Mingus's iconic sessions for Candid Records birthed three timeless
jazz albums - Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus, Mingus, and Newport Rebels .
@_marcusjmoore Joining Mingus are a stellar lineup including Ted Curson, Lonnie Hillier, Eric Dolphy, Nico Bunic,
Dannie Richmond, Roy Eldridge, Tommy Flanagan, Jo Jones, Booker Ervin, and Jimmy Knepper.
Catch him on the road this summer playing with Chief Adjuah, Alexis Lombre, Gerald Clayton, Esperanza Spalding, Marcus Gilmore and more! Pre-Order Tales Of The Facade on CD and Vinyl NOW.
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OUT NOW! Pryamid, the latest track from @morganguerin_’s Candid Record debut Tales of the Facade coming May 10th. Renowned as a versatile true multi-instrumentalist, Guerin's musical prowess has placed him prominently on stages on stages around the world.
Zacchae’us Paul's music is a fresh take on jazz, blending hip-hop, gospel, and Caribbean rhythms with influences from his upbringing in Atlanta and his jazz studies in Puerto Rico. An irreverent, fresh take on "America's classical music."
MAMA SAID available NOW. @whatsgoodzach
@GBguitar Snooze from 1975 is Brackeen's extraordinary debut album. Featuring four outstanding Brackeen compositions, along with her take on @Wayne_Shorter’s Nefertiti, @milesdavis’ Circles, and the standard Old Devil Moon.
Remastered and now available on vinyl, CD, download or streaming.
Shift The Narrative: Candid is proud to celebrate women's history month this month and every month. Today we're putting the
spotlight on American pianist and composer Joanne Brackeen.
"'MAMA SAID' is more than just a song for me; it's a heartfelt ode to the extraordinary Black women who have shaped my very being. In this track, I pour out my admiration and gratitude for the incredible matriarchs in my life.” - @whatsgoodzach
Shift The Narrative: Candid is proud to celebrate women's history month this month and every month. Today we're putting the
spotlight on vocalist, actor, and civil rights activist Abbey Lincoln.
contemporary acquaintances including Thelonious Monk and Charles Mingus were also expanding her ideas and technical ambitions – but Lincoln sounds nonetheless like an artist inhabiting a musical world increasingly her own.