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What M-Base is: An acronym for Macro – Basic Array of Structured Extemporizations. For us this means expressing our experiences through music that uses improvisation and structure as two of its main ingredients. There is no limitation on the kind of structures or the type of improvisation, or the style of the music.
Free Funk, M-Base. Group Members. Andy Milne, Cassandra Wilson, David Gilmore, Graham Haynes, Greg Osby, James Weidman, Kevin Bruce Harris, Lonnie Plaxico, Marvin "Smitty" Smith, Reggie Washington, Steve Coleman. Submit Corrections. Explore M-Base Collective's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews.
These emerging concepts were documented on Steve’s subsequent albums Sine Die (recorded 1987-88 on the Pangaea Label), Rhythm People (1990), Black Science (1990), Drop Kick (1992), The Tao of Mad Phat (1993), and the first album of the entire M-Base Collective called Anatomy of a Groove (1991-1992); all except Sine Die on BMG Records. These recordings were the beginning of what Steve ...
Music Collectives. Part 3. M-Base: Texts and Contexts (by Vijay Iyer – copyright 1996) (excerpt from a larger 1996 essay – Steve Coleman, M-Base, and Music Collectivism) It is in this context that I would like to discuss the more recently founded musical collective known as M-Base, and particularly the work of alto saxophonist Steve Coleman ...
These emerging concepts were documented on Steve’s subsequent albums Sine Die (recorded 1987-88 on the Pangaea Label), Rhythm People (1990), Black Science (1990), Drop Kick (1992), The Tao of Mad Phat (1993), and the first album of the entire M-Base Collective called Anatomy of a Groove (1991-1992); all except Sine Die on BMG Records. These recordings were the beginning of what Steve ...
M-Base Concepts, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to using music as a tool to aid in the expansion of consciousness. To support our residencies with donations (any amount), please go to Donate to M-Base Concepts Inc. - or contact info1@m-base.org . We have released many spontaneous composition (i.e., improvisation) instruction videos.
