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- jaimie branch’s FLY or DIE quartet perform compositions from their self-titled debut record. Performed and recorded on May 28, 2018 at Arts for Art Vision Festival 23, Roulette, Brooklyn.
jaimie branch - trumpet, composition / Lester St. Louis - cello / Chad Taylor - drums / Anton Hatwich - bass
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FLY or DIE is the compositional outlet of trumpeter, composer, and vocalist, Jaimie Branch. Branch, originally from Chicago and now Brooklyn-based, has worked for many years as a sideman and lead many bands and ensembles in Chicago, Baltimore, and New York. With the release of her debut album as a leader, Fly or Die in 2017, and the surprise success of that album, she has catapulted onto the main stages of many jazz festivals at home and abroad. The New York Times featured Branch in an article about women jazz instrumentalists in December 2017 and then the following week named her album #4 on the “Best Albums of 2017” year-end list. NPR’s jazz critic’s poll awarded Fly or Die best debut of 2017 and NPR music cited it in the top 50 albums of 2017 (#47) calling the album “both a fully formed statement and a bolt out of the blue.” The album was also featured on Bandcamp Daily and in the Wire (top ten albums of 2017), Jazztimes, The Los Angeles Times, Stereogum, Aquarium Drunkard, and more. Rolling Stone Magazine named Branch in the June 2017 article 10 New Artists You Need to Know saying “[Fly or Die] Sounds like Art Ensemble of Chicago jamming at an art punk loft.”
Jaimie Branch (b. 1983) is a Brooklyn based improvisor, composer, and trumpeter whose work is primarily focused on expanding the sonic and technical limitations of the trumpet in free and improvised musics. Branch received her bachelors degree in music from the New England Conservatory of Music where she studied with John McNeil, Joe Morris, and Steve Lacy. In May 2017, Branch released her debut record as a leader, Fly or Die (International Anthem 011), to critical acclaim. Her follow up release, FLY or DIE II: bird dogs of paradise was released in October 2019 also on the International Anthem label. www.jaimiebranch.com/
Lester St. Louis is a young cello phenom hailing from Queens, NY. An autodidact, St. Louis did not begin playing the cello until he was 16 years old and quickly learned that he has perfect pitch. Encouraged by his high school orchestra teacher, St. Louis dove into the cello with energy and respect. Upon graduating High School, St. Louis audited classes all over the NYC area, studying not only cello, but theory, musicianship, and composition all without the aid of an institution. St. Louis was a Jerome Fund for New Music awardee in 2018 and was commissioned by the prestigious JACK quartet in 2019.
Chad Taylor is a composer, educator, percussionist, and scholar who is a co-founder of the Chicago Underground ensembles. Taylor grew up in Chicago where he started performing professionally at the age of 16. Taylor is an active member in Mark Ribot’s band and has performed with Pharaoh Sanders, Fred Anderson, Derek Bailey, Jeff Parker, Malachi Favors, Matana Roberts and so many more. Taylor holds a BFA from the New School in jazz performance and a MFA in jazz research and history from Rutgers University.
Bassist, composer, and improviser Anton Hatwich has lived in Chicago since 2003. He was born and raised in Rockford, IL, growing up in a musical family. Anton moved to Iowa City, IA in 1995 and lived there until 2002, earning a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Iowa. A partial list of his collaborators includes Frank Rosaly, Keefe Jackson, Aram Shelton, Nick Mazzarella, Russ Johnson, Tim Daisy, Jason Stein, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Josh Berman, and Paul Giallorenzo.
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Jamie you left us too early, but your music lives on, And you'll never be forgotten. Your a bad ass jazz trumpeter. From Wayne Bucky.
R.I.P. Jaimie Branch your great musical gift lives on...
💔R.I.P. jaimie. A phenomenal talent.
I learned about her like a month ago and then was shocked to read today she had died. What a loss. I feel like she was at the very beginning of a trajectory that would have left a huge imprint on music history.
This is a fantastic performance from a top notch band. Jaimie Branch is a musician to follow!
I learned about Jaime Branch too late, This quartet is stellar, R.I.P. Jaimie.
V23 was the first time I got to see Jaimie Branch live. Had just turned 23. Was fucking magickal. Fly forever Jaimie.
This is attended art. Thank you all.
If I could smoke a blunt or just be high with this band one time, my life is complete.
Love her and only first heard her today thanks to NYT. What a band.
Make’s me sad we lost A Genius. But I’m glad I was touched by the creation you brought forth..
Respect. A great loss. RIP.
fly forever Jaimie!
That’s old Pudnuh in the horn section. You sound Great Jaimie!!! Go go
I’m so, so sad you’re gone, Branch Yo. You will forever be one of the most talented artists & brilliant minds I have ever met & will ever know. We are so lucky you were here.
A phenomenal band.
Open minds and open hearts are in short supply these days - We will miss you Jaimie.
RIP Jaimie. My heart is crying. :(
Rest In Peace, Jaimie Branch🙏
Brilliant.
Yes
Just learned about this sweet artist and love the albums. So sorry to hear Jamie is no longer here. Does anyone know if the band has other projects? they are incredible as well.
still love your work!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
R.I.P my dear old friend. You were taken from us far too soon. 🕊️
Her tone and phrasing remind me of Miles; such talent. What a tragic loss that we lost jamie so young.
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Too sad for a life to go like that, I feel like crying really 💔
Didn't even know her name, found out looking up Creed Taylor, and Iam fom Chgo. listening to her music now.
enjoy the ride!
Ragazzi che botta !!!!! Tantissima roba !!!!!!
Heartbroken
Who is that horn?
Jaime Branch is the trumpet player, the horn I believe is a Bach Stradivarius.
R.I.P. Jaimie, have just learned about you, and now you are gone.
Elle doit continuer à jouer quelque part, plus haut que le ciel. ..
Les bons partent toujours trop trop. ..