From The Seattle Times:
Brooklyn-dwelling Seattle native Aaron Parks, the pianist the Seattle Times’ jazz critic Paul De Barros says is a “musical genius,” has signed to the most famous label in jazz, Blue Note Records. His debut album for the label, called “Invisible Cinema,” comes out Aug. 19.
The signing and release come after years spent touring and recording with award-winning trumpeter Terence Blanchard, contributing to three Blue Note albums in the process. Thusly apprenticed, “Invisible Cinema” is Parks’ cotillion.
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