BlueStem Jazz DOUBLE BILL w/ Rempis, Cambrian, Bishop, Daisy & Moore

BlueStem Jazz presents Dave Rempis / “Jason Cambrian” Duo followed by Jeb Bishop + Tim Daisy + Allen Moore

Tim Daisy is an American drummer and composer working in the fields ofimprovised and composed music. Tim moved to Chicago in 1997 and since that time has performed, recorded, and toured with many national and international improvised musicians and ensembles. He was a member of the Vandermark 5 from 2002 to 2010. He has also performed with Dave Rempis, Jeb Bishop, Mars Williams, Steve Swell, JaimieBranch, Katherine Young, Fred Lonberg-Holm, James Falzone, Russ Johnson,Katinka Kleijn, Elizabeth Harnik, Christof Kurzmann, Ikue Mori, Rafael Toral,Mikolaj Trzaska, Per Ake Holmlander, Darren Johnston, Havard Wiik, Jason Stineand Michael Zerang.

Daisy received an ASCAP Plus Award in 2011, 2012 and 2017 for his work as a composer in 2011 he received the New Music America Composers Assistance Award and the ASCAP Plus Award of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers . Tim has recorded over one hundred and fify albums as a sideman or leader for labels including Relay, (which he owns and operates), Not Two, Clean Feed, Astral Spirits, Aerophonic, Audiographic, Sonorus, Trost, New World, and OkkaDisk.

Allen Moore

www.allenmooreart.net

Allen Moore is a Black Interdisciplinary Artist, Experimental Turntableist, Educator and Youth Mentor born and raised in the Historic Village of Robbins IL. Moore holds a Bachelors of Arts from Chicago State University, a Masters in Arts from Governors State University and a Masters of Fine Arts from Northern Illinois University in 2016. His recent body work investigates both the audio and visual element of black death and black grief. His conceptual premise is to analyze the signifiers of Blackness through performative Improvisation and experimentation. Moore is driven to nurtureand expand the agency of the Black Imagination. Moore has exhibited and performed across the greater midwest, including exhibitions at Tritriangle, Heaven Gallery, Compound Yellow, Experimental Sound Studio, Elastic Arts, Threewalls, The Museum of Contemporary Art, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Roots & Culture Gallery, Lula Cafe, The Star Media Group, Union Street Gallery, The Museum of Science and Industry Chicago, etc.

Jeb Bishop is considered one of the preeminent trombonists in contemporary jazz and improvised music. He has played in Peter Brötzmann’s Chicago Tentet, Ken Vandermark’s Territory Band and Vandermark Five, and Globe Unity Orchestra, and has led or co-led projects including the Jeb Bishop Trio, Quartet, and Quintet, Lucky 7s, The Engines, and Cutout. The Chicago Sun-Times has called him “one of the best-kept secrets in American jazz,” and he has frequently been recognized in critics’ polls, including in Downbeat Magazine and the online journal El Intruso. Originally from North Carolina, Bishop first emerged as a musician working in the fertile Chicago scene in the 1990s and 2000s. From 2012-2022, he was based first in North Carolina and later in Boston. In 2022 he returned to Chicago, where he continues to be active locally and internationally.

This event is BYOB.

Presented by BlueStem Jazz:

https://bluestemjazz.org/

and Audio for the Arts:

https://audioforthearts.com/

Host or Publisher Audio for the Arts