SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
NEW RELEASE
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of our newest single: TRANSFORMATION
SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
NEW RELEASE
HAVE A FREE DOWNLOAD
HAVE A FREE DOWNLOAD
of our newest single: TRANSFORMATION
SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
NEW RELEASE
SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN
GRAB A FREE DOWNLOAD
of our newest single: Transformation
TRANSFORMATION : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
SYRIA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
VISHVARUPA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
MARATIKA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
TRANSFORMATION : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
SYRIA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
VISHVARUPA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
MARATIKA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
TRANSFORMATION : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
SYRIA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
VISHVARUPA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
MARATIKA : February 1, 2018 Jazz at Lincoln Center – Dizzy’s Club NYC
Come and hear us LIVE ...
Friday, Nov 16, 2018
The Ear at DiMenna Center
450 West 37th Street - New York City
Doors open at 7pm ~ Show at 8pm
Scatter will be interpreting a new piece by composer Carlos Castro ~ Serenata de la Luna
Tuesday, Nov 20, 2018
Revive Blue After Dark @ Zinc Bar
82 West 3rd Street, New York City
11:30pm
Tuesday, Nov 28, 2018
Small's Late Night
Smalls Jazz Club - Greenwich Village,
183 West 10th Street, New York City
after midnte
Spirit and magic - what lies beyond mere intellect. The soul - the heart - the qualities that set us free ... this transformative power of music is what SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN is all about. Music can open our hearts. That’s the purpose of this band. Our goal is to rest in that openness and let go. The more we practice this, the more our natural faith develops. The music finds its strength in that. That’s what we want to share.
"... a sense of shared catharsis through music that is at once majestic, ferocious, and relatable ... the words “ecstasy” and “ecstatic” appear almost predictably, but sometimes a word is just right. Scatter The Atoms That Remain channel the kind of beautiful, disciplined intensity exemplified by late John Coltrane. This type of universal, non-denominational spirituality simply feels good." ~ Jazz At Lincoln Center
Franklin Kiermyer
Drummer, composer and bandleader Franklin Kiermyer is known mostly for his expansive style of drumming, distinct sound and the spiritual focus of his music.
“Kiermyer plays and composes with an almost evangelical belief in jazz as a form of pure inspiration.” Entertainment Weekly
“Drummer Franklin Kiermyer is that rare jazzman – blessed with the ecstatic quality of his free-bop attack.” Rolling Stone Magazine
“Kiermyer supercharges spiritual modality … he plays with volcanic authority.” Down Beat
Jovan Alexandre
Saxophonist Jovan Alexandre, born in 1988 in Wallingford, Connecticut, is emerging as one of the most compelling and distinctive tenor saxophonists on today's scene.
One is immediately touched by the deep spiritual honesty of his sound.
After graduating from the Hartt School of Music and Jackie McLean's Artists Collective in Hartford, Jovan quickly earned a reputation through appearances with celebrated artists such as Hank Jones, Curtis Fuller, Larry Willis, Charles Tolliver, Randy Brecker and Ralph Peterson.
Davis Whitfield
Pianist Davis Whitfield, born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1993, grew up immersed in the music. Coming from a lauded musical family, he has accomplished a lot at a young age.
While still in high school, Davis was appointed Assistant Director of the Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra in New York City. Continuing his studies at Berklee, he was the recipient of their top honor, the Presidential Scholarship.
Davis has toured in the United States, France, Spain, Japan and Scandinavia. Still in his early 20’s, he already has a voice of his own on the piano.
Otto Gardner
Bassist Otto Gardner came up in the heady creativity of the loft jazz scene of 1970’s New York.
He cut his teeth with the legendary Arthur Rhames, with whom he had a close musical association for most of Rhames’ all too short career. Arthur held Otto in such high regard that he refused to use a bass player when Otto was not available.
With his unique and daring approach, Otto has the uncanny ability to make the music feel deeply rooted and swinging at the same time as very free and open. His sound is strong, warm and heartfelt.
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Franklin Kiermyer
Drummer, composer and bandleader Franklin Kiermyer is known mostly for his expansive style of drumming, distinct sound and the spiritual focus of his music.
“Kiermyer plays and composes with an almost evangelical belief in jazz as a form of pure inspiration.” Entertainment Weekly
“Drummer Franklin Kiermyer is that rare jazzman – blessed with the ecstatic quality of his free-bop attack.” Rolling Stone Magazine
“Kiermyer supercharges spiritual modality … he plays with volcanic authority.” Down Beat
Jovan Alexandre
Saxophonist Jovan Alexandre, born in 1988 in Wallingford, Connecticut, is emerging as one of the most compelling and distinctive tenor saxophonists on today's scene.
One is immediately touched by the deep spiritual honesty of his sound.
After graduating from the Hartt School of Music and Jackie McLean's Artists Collective in Hartford, Jovan quickly earned a reputation through appearances with celebrated artists such as Hank Jones, Curtis Fuller, Larry Willis, Charles Tolliver, Randy Brecker and Ralph Peterson.
Davis Whitfield
Pianist Davis Whitfield, born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1993, grew up immersed in the music. Coming from a lauded musical family, he has accomplished a lot at a young age.
While still in high school, Davis was appointed Assistant Director of the Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra in New York City. Continuing his studies at Berklee, he was the recipient of their top honor, the Presidential Scholarship.
Davis has toured in the United States, France, Spain, Japan and Scandinavia. Still in his early 20’s, he already has a voice of his own on the piano.
Otto Gardner
Bassist Otto Gardner came up in the heady creativity of the loft jazz scene of 1970’s New York.
He cut his teeth with the legendary Arthur Rhames, with whom he had a close musical association for most of Rhames’ all too short career. Arthur held Otto in such high regard that he refused to use a bass player when Otto was not available.
With his unique and daring approach, Otto has the uncanny ability to make the music feel deeply rooted and swinging at the same time as very free and open. His sound is strong, warm and heartfelt.