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Ultrafaux's original song, Latcho Dromo was chosen by acclaimed producer of Hot Club Records, Jon Larsen to be featured on Django Festival #9, an international compilation of gypsy jazz music. The year after, Harris' recording of Place de Brouckere was featured on Django Festival #10 and then another the following year when Signs of Struggle was featured on Django Festival #11, making Harris one of the only artists to ever be featured three years in a row. Ultrafaux has been featured on CBS News, The Baltimore Sun, and Baltimore Style Magazine. They have performed at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Django By The Sea, Django-a-gogo, The Django Birthday Party, Djangoary, Midwest Gypsy Swingfest, Charm City Django Jazz Festival, IMT Folk Series, Napa Valley Jazz Society, Carrboro Django Jazzfest, and Festival Django Reinhardt in France.
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Ultrafaux Announces The 2016 "Django By The Sea" Tour, Fall Dates In Northeastern U.S. And Canada Offer Original Gypsy Jazz
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Jazz Beyond Borders
Popular Charm City guitarist and bandleader Michael Joseph Harris is taking his role as a musical ambassador to a new level with the 2016 release of two gypsy jazz albums and extensive touring across the United States. The latest is the “Django by the Sea Tour” with a send-off performance at the Baltimore Jazz Fest October 1, followed by fourteen concert dates through October in the U.S. and Canada, including the Django by the Sea festival October 8, 2016. His ...
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Baltimore Bands Go On The Road With A New Generation Of Gypsy Jazz
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Liz Fixsen
Popular Charm City guitarist and bandleader Michael Joseph Harris is taking his role as a musical ambassador to a new level with the 2016 release of two new Gypsy Jazz albums and a summer concert tour of over two dozen American cities. The album Coquette was recorded by his group Hot Club of Baltimore, focusing on the repertoire of legendary Belgian born French guitarist Django Reinhardt. Reinhardt famously perfected a Roma swing style in the 1930s and 40s recognized to ...
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“Ultrafaux's original compositions compare favorably to classic Hot Club tunes. They update the tradition and bring the swing into the 21st century.” — Paul Hartman, Detour, WTMD
“Ultrafaux breathes new life into jazz, while holding onto the sense of nostalgia that makes this genre so timeless and appealing in the first place. This is music you didn’t know you were missing, and it’s wonderful to hear it anew.” — Sam Sessa, Hit Parade, WTMD
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