Short clip from one of the tracks from my latest album coming out in October 2012. The clip also contains info on upcoming tour dates.

Irish bassist Mick Coady and turn-on-a-dime New York saxophonist David Binney just toured some of this music in the UK, and it was a real meeting of hearts and minds

Quintet of some of the finest young jazz musicians from the UK, Ireland and the US including altoist David Binney. Also featuring tenor saxophonist Michael Buck. Also featuring tenor saxophonist Michael Buckley, pianist Ivo Neame, drummer James Maddren and bassist Mick Coady. Posted: Monday October 15 2012.

PENDULUM TRINITY: The ORIGINAL TRIO of Rob, Gareth and Paul will be headlining South West Four Festival with their breathtaking new show on 25th August!

Mick Coady’s Synergy brings together five truly great young jazz musicians from the UK, Ireland and the US and features renowned composer and alto saxophonist David Binney. A fantastic night of superlative muscianship is promised! Synergy is: Mick Coady - bass David Binney – alto saxophone Julian Arguelles – tenor saxophone Ivo Neame – piano James Maddren – Drums. Mick Coady's Synergy Dates & Tickets. Sorry, we don't have any Mick Coady's Synergy tickets on sale at the moment.

They began with the opening number from their recent album Now Here This, ‘Trancefusion’, a typical McLaughlin theme full of blistering runs punctuated by jagged, choppy chords riding on a tumultuous mix of tumbling drums, punchy bass and chattering keyboards. Sanders’s sumptuously spiritual ballad ‘The Light at the Edge of the World’) and something blue.

Live at Brixton Academy is the first live album by the Australian electronic rock and drum and bass band Pendulum, recorded live at the Brixton Academy in London, England and released on 12 June 2009 by Warner Bros. Records, Earstorm and Breakbeat Kaos. It was produced by Mike Downs and directed by Paul Caslin. The concert features live footage filmed by 12 fans.

Mick Coady's Synergy. Label : Jellymould Jazz. Sortie le 22/10/2012. Mick Coady's Synergy.

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