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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOfPd5-9OFk - footage from our recent gig at the Vortex in London. |
Phone band members Dave Morecroft 07976044278 or Raphael Clarkson 07796990593. Venue Phone 01904 679131.
Venue where taking place: The Black Swan Pub Sunday 11th
October 2009
Venue address and post code: Peasholme Green, YORK,
North Yorkshire YO1 7PR
Prices (full and concessions): £5
Door opening and start time: doors at 7.30pm, start at
8pm.
Venue where taking place: The HiFi Club, Leeds Sunday 11th October 2009 (Afternoon 1 - 4pm, free entry)
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WorldService Project (WSP) are a quintet who formed in 2008 largely playing the music of pianist and composer Dave Morecroft.WSP combine lyricism with a burning intensity, manipulating driving structures into a sound-world of unruly progressions and flowing melodic phrases.WSP create edgy and experimental music with a smile on its face. WSP Consists of Tim Ower (Saxophones), Raphael Clarkson (Trombone), Dave Morecroft (Piano/Keys), Conor Chaplin (Bass) and Neil Blandford (Drums). WSP appeared at Bath Music Festival earlier this year and released their second EP at The Vortex jazz club in August. They are set to play at a number of venues up and down the country in October 2009 and have been booked for a number of festivals in 2010 including the Isle of Wight International Jazz Festival. For more information contact Dave (07976044278), Tim (07921825717), email us at worldserviceproject@yahoo.co.uk or visit our myspace www.myspace.com/worldserviceprojectReviews “WSP blend tricksy modern themes with biting funk, high energy and virtuosic soloing on top” Time Out, London“Dave Morecroft...is both an engaging spokesperson and a skilled pianist/composer, and it is his intriguing funk tunes...that immediately impress for their sheer multitextured originality, but whether they’re playing these or trombonist RaphaelClarkson’s more conventional straightahead jazz pieces - or even, on occasion, playing slow-building arrangements of rock-based fare, such as David Bowie’s plaintively melodic ‘Is There Life on Mars?’ they address everything with enough brio to take the audience with them, and in saxophonist Tim Ower they have a useful soloist, with a rich tenor sound and an affecting agility on soprano." Chris Parker, Vortex"...the Project’s jazz theory is underpinned by gritty funk elements that produce a distinctive musical flow. And it really works...with great rhythmic hooks and intertwining lead work...creates a sumptuous aura about the group." www.spoonfed.co.uk“This is top class jazz based stuff….a breath of fresh air” LiNK, Yorkshire Cultural Foundation“This was a tight set performed with considerable skill...clever, accessible jazz...these young men deserve to go far.” The Alton Herald, Hampshire"Hats off to WorldService Project - an excellent jazz fusion band of hugely talented tearaways who wowed us on Sunday gone" TS16 GazetteLive.co.uk |