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Negative Press Project Tickets, Tour Dates and Concerts

Negative Press Project

Armando's
707 Marina Vista Ave

Jun 19, 2019

7:00 PM PDT
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Negative Press Project Tickets, Tour Dates and Concerts
About this concert
"Jazz & Indie/ Art Rock" Album release party! Ruthie Dineen - piano/ keys Andrew Lion - bass Tony Peebles - tenor sax Rafa Postel - trumpet Chris Sullivan - alto sax Lyle Link - alto & tenor sax Luis Salcedo - guitar Issac Schwartz - drums Co-led by Ruthie Dineen and Andrew Lion, the group is a composer's culmination of a converted rock bassist and classically trained pianist to jazz inspired creative music. The group fits alongside the likes of “jazz adjacent” performers such as Kneebody, Brian Blade fellowship, The Bad Plus, Snarky Puppy, James Farm, Ben Allison and Think Free. Their sound ranges from structured arrangement to open and improvisatory. http://www.negativepressproject.com $15 Doors open 6:30
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Negative Press Project Biography

Negative Press Project
a seven- to eight-piece electro-acoustic, jazz-adjacent, chamber, post-bop–inspired original music collective.

Negative Press Project (NPP) is a self described jazz and indie/art influenced music collective established in Oakland, CA. “Versatility abounds, and they always look for new ground to explore," says The Bay Bridged.

Co-led by Ruthie Dineen (Piano/Keys) and Andrew Lion (Electric and Double Bass), the group is a composer’s culmination of a converted rock bassist and classically trained pianist to jazz inspired creative music.

The additional voices of Tony Peebles (Tenor Sax), Rafa Postel (Trumpet), Chris Sullivan (Alto Sax), Lyle Link (Soprano & Tenor Sax), Luis Salcedo (Guitar), and Isaac Schwartz (Drums), and guest, Ivan Arteaga (Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Alto Sax) imprint the music with a multitude of diverse experiences.

“✭✭✭✭”
-DownBeat (2017)

“The ensemble’s rhythm crystalizes into focus showing the full potential of what they all can do as a unit…The performances throughout The Victorious Sessions are top-notch, in that one must admire the craftsmanship and detail in the architecture.”

-Downbeat (2023)

"It is an evolving landscape and a shining example of what happens when talented musicians are not afraid to experiment and push the limits of the native jazz vernacular.”

-All About Jazz (2024)

“…crafting exhilarating, heartfelt pieces, [the group] exuberantly explores life’s triumphs, tragedies, natural quirkiness and odd angles, fusing elements of rock, jazz, classical and touches of hypnotic world music.”
-JWVibe.com

“A “jazz adjacent” sound that allows for countless creative possibilities.”
- The New Cool KNKX

“a nice balance between [ ] song structure, and the desire of the ensemble to roam free and explore...people will, in fact, find plenty to like.”
-Bird is the Worm

“sumptuously detailed instrumental arrangements. Reverent but unintimidated, their sound is a seamless blend of chamber jazz, rock and instrumental pop.”
-Mercury News

“Instrumental arrangements that evoke [ ] spirit and vibe”
-San Francisco Chronicle

“open to all possibilities...melodious frameworks for instrumental improvisation within a focused ensemble setting. It’s jazz, it’s chamber music and it often involves the dynamic energy of rock.”
-Shepherd Express

"This set gives [ ] seekers the more they seek. [ ] sounds that you wouldn't think could be found to be so possessive by certain sections of the masses, a whole lot of new jazz fans are going to be minted."
-MidwestRecord.com

“lush ... weaving and soaring … lovely music ... a heartfelt and sensitive tribute... dreamlike art.”
-All About Jazz

“They give hope for the future of creative music.”
-Avonova Music
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