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Tisziji Munoz
Tisziji Muñoz is an American jazz guitarist renowned for his avant-garde and extreme playing style, often described as a "spiritual tornado." Born in New York City on July 15, 1946, Muñoz began his musical journey as a drum prodigy, playing with legendary figures like Mongo Santamaria in his teens. However, it is his guitar work that has truly set him apart, characterized by its unique, eccentric sound and profound spiritual depth.
Muñoz's approach to music is not merely about entertainment; it's about inner-attainment. His performances are live, unique, and distinct, each one a testament to his creative genius and spiritual philosophy. With a career that spans decades, Muñoz has crafted a sound that is uniquely his own, blending free jazz improvisation with advanced yogic philosophy. His discography, including popular releases like "The Shepherd's Chant" and "Rendezvous With...," offers a glimpse into the mind of a true musical visionary. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, Tisziji Muñoz's music promises an experience that is as spiritually enriching as it is musically captivating.
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"Heart Drum Refuge" is a captivating free jazz album by the renowned Tisziji Munoz, released on May 1, 2021, under Ra-Kalam Records. This six-track album spans 44 minutes, offering a profound exploration of sound and emotion. Munoz, an American jazz guitarist and former drummer in the 440th U.S. Army band, brings his unique perspective and rich history to this project.
The album opens with "Goodbye Dear Sweet Mother Intro," setting the stage for the raw and intimate journey that follows. Tracks like "Goodbye Dear Sweet Mother" and "It's Done" showcase Munoz's virtuosic guitar playing, while "Motherhood" and its intro delve into deeper, more contemplative territories. The album concludes with "Leaving This Planet," leaving the listener with a sense of resolution and introspection.
"Heart Drum Refuge" is not just a collection of songs but a testament to Munoz's artistic evolution and his ability to blend free jazz with spiritual and personal themes. The album's live recording at the Lilypad in Cambridge, MA, captures the raw energy and spontaneity of Munoz's performance, making it a compelling listen for both longtime fans and newcomers to his work.