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One Time Out presents original compositions by saxophonist Michael Hudson-Casanova and guitarist Andrew Sudhibhasilp alongside creative arrangements of selected works by influential contemporary composers including Paul Motian, Bill Frisell, Kenny Wheeler, and Carla Bley. The ensemble combines lyrical composition with adventurous improvisation, exploring a broad palette of textures, dynamics, and collective interaction. Often moving between haunting melodic landscapes and expressive, open improvisation, the project balances original creative work with thoughtfully reimagined repertoire, creating a contemporary musical dialogue between the ensemble's own compositions and the influential works that have inspired its artistic voice.Michael Hudson-Casanova – saxophone
Mark Feldman - Violin
Andrew Sudhibhasilp - guitar
Tommaso Moretti - drums
https://mhcmusic.com/one-time-out
Originally from Detroit, Michael Hudson-Casanova is an alto saxophonist, composer, and improviser who has lived in Chicago since 2021. His debut album, Echoes of Thought, is “…an exceptional record by a killer band,” -All About Jazz. His music blends traditional and contemporary jazz concepts and consistently leaves plenty of room for dynamic improvisation with carefully chosen bandmates.
Andrew Sudhibhasilp is a French-Born, Chicago-based guitarist and composer whose playing reflects a unique blend of European sensibility and American jazz tradition. With a style that weaves lyrical melodies and intricate harmonies, he brings both warmth and sophistication to the contemporary jazz scene. Andrew has become a sought-after collaborator across the midwest, performing with leading ensembles while shaping his own artistic voice.
Tommaso Moretti is a drummer and composer from Italy who relocated to Chicago in 2013. Upon arrival he has been actively involved in different local music scenes, frequently collaborating and releasing albums as a side musician with artists and bands such as: Ben Lamar Gay, Bottle Tree, Rob Frye, Eric Hines's Pan Dulce, Julia Minkin, Chicago Samba and many others.
In 2017 he released, for the label Amalgam, his first album as a leader: SemoComeSemo. Since then, he has been playing his original music exploring different line-ups and instrumentations, while being busy with frequent international tours with the Ben Lamar Gay ensemble. In May 2022 he released his second album Inside Out on BACE records, receiving positive attention by specialized press like DownBeat, Bandcamp, Jazziz . Recently Tommaso has been nominated as one of the recipients of the national grant “Pathways to Jazz” to record his new album to be released in 2027.
Mark Feldman, Violinist, was born in Chicago in 1955. For 11 years Mark was a member of The John Abercrombie Quartet (along with Joey Barron, Marc Johnson/Thomas Morgan) Recording 5 CD’s for ECM and International Touring. For 3 years Mark was a member of the Billy Hart Quartet (along with Dave Kikowski, John Stubblefield and Santi Debrino) recording two CD’s and international touring.
Over a period of more than 25 years Mark appeared on many projects of John Zorn. Recording and Touring Mark appeared with Pharaoh Sanders (along with Triloc Gurtu and Victor Bailey) at the Salzburg Jazz Festival. At Jazz at Lincoln Center Mark performed in Duo with Paul Bley, and in Trio with Muhal Richard Abrams Mark received a Grammy Certificate for his performance on Micheal Breaker’s Verve Release “Wide Angles” In Addition Mark led the String Sections on Recordings with Chris Potter, Joe Lavano and Lee Konitz. He released a quartet recording on ECM “What Exit” (along with John Taylor , Anders Jormin and Tom Rainey). He released a solo Recording on Intakt Records “sounding point”
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