(Fusion, Argentinian Jazz-Rock) [WEB] Javier Malosetti - Niño (Nino) - 2006, FLAC (tracks), lossless

The bass player Javier Malosetti is a brilliant musician of the new generation of jazzmen Argentinian.
He is the son of legendary guitarist jazz Malosetti Walter (1931-2013).
Drummer in its infancy, Javier decided to switch instruments and from 1986 became one of the most requested and most important of Argentina scene bears. In parallel he developed his skills on drums, guitar and singing. He was a regular member of the band of Luis Alberto Spinetta for 8 years. Among the featured artists of national and international music with which he worked are Rubén Rada , Dino Saluzzi , Lito Vitale , James Ross , Baby López Furst , Alex Acuña , Larry Coryell , Jim Hall and Herb Ellis , among others. He participated in many events of great importance both in the capital and in the inside and outside of Argentina. Musician and producer of all their albums and others, performed solo 11 albums, several of which have been awarded the prestigious Gardel Music Award.
In early 1993 he decided to record his first solo album called Javier Malosetti, which received rave reviews from the press. After several tours with different artists, in 2000 he received the prize Clarín "jazz revelation of the year".
In 2001 he was released his second album, Spaghetti boogie, recorded with a quintet formed by Guillermo Romero (keyboards), Ricardo Cavalli (on sax), Américo Bellotto (trumpet) and Fernando Martínez (on drums). In the same year he won another award Clarín "jazz artist of the year".
The following year he recorded Villa, this time with a quintet formed by Andrés Beeuwsaert (on electric piano and organ Américo Bellotto (trumpet), Gustavo House (on tenor and alto sax) and Pepi Taveira (on drums). On this album, Javier , showed her talent on guitar, drums and percussion, plus bass and vocals.
A year later (2003), plus keep playing with Luis Alberto Spinetta and publish their fourth album Malosetti I live (recorded with the same musicians from above) won the award "Best Jazz Album" by Villa and decided to form a trio with Andrew Beeuwsaert (keyboards) and Pepi Taveira (on drums).
In 2004 he decided to leave the band Spinetta and teaching to devote to your hard Onyx. For recording invited to play his father and guitarist of rock and blues Norberto Pappo Napolitano . The following year he won a Star Award Mar 2005 (for "musical work"), an Gardel to Music 2005 ("best jazz album" by Onyx) and a Konex Award 2005 ("diploma of merit").
In 2005 he met drummer Oscar Giunta and keyboardist with Hernán Jacinto decided to form a new trio , with whom he recorded his sixth album, Boy. During 2007 enters the studio with Rubén Rada to record Warsaw. Also in this year won the prize "best jazz album" for his album Child.
Two years later, in 2009 , decides to give a respite to the trio and form a new band with young musicians, which called Electrohope, and releases an album with the same name. In this new project involved Raffetta Nicholas (keyboards) Hernán Segret (on guitar, bass and vocals), and Tomi Sainz (on drums).
On television he directed the music program to dream, where paraded Argentines and most important foreign soloists and aired by the channel Telefe . At present leads "Tracker", the series of documentaries about the history of blues, jazz and soul music, delivered by the Meeting canal.
From 1987 to 2004 he taught private lessons of electric bass and since then in the field of teaching makes only sporadic clinics and seminars for bears amateurs and professionals around the country.
Since 2008 uses a (bass guitar) instrument made especially for him by the great luthier Mariano Maese, is a double mast M2: 5-string bass and electric guitar. In 2010 the American brand manufactures Schecter Bass model specially designed for him.
In the months of April to August 2011 costarred The Passenger, Argentina's version of musical Passing Strange , Stew & Heidi Rodewald, together with Diego Reinhold and directed by Florencia Peña , María Onetto and Ana Frenkel , said musical has as co-star, singing and playing seconded by the band led by Mariano Otero (plus would be his acting debut).
It's endorser (sponsor) Schecter guitars and basses (JM Signature), ropes and straps Magma (JM Signature), Master instruments (JM Signature) EMG microphones, cables and clothing Kw Pony.
In 2013 he toured the interior of Argentina with his band JM4. With them is preparing new material for publication in early 2014.

Sixth studio album by Javier Malosetti, as many will know, the son of one of the most prestigious argentine guitarists of Jazz: Walter Malosetti. Javier is one of the most talented bassists argentine one can hear, though his musical repertoire is not limited to this instrument, it is also an excellent guitarist and drummer, in addition to playing the keyboard and other instruments as you can hear in this excellent disc.
As told in an interview that they were in the program Notes Step, the low was not the first thing that caught the attention of music, when he was a kid he wanted to be a drummer, the bass would come later, though according to him their biggest influences were not precisely bearish, but rather guitarists, and this is also what we find by pulling many more solos usually to running a bass player, with a very melodic playing. Also, as the most bearish of the stick of Jazz, could not resist Jaco Pastorius, one of his main influences.
Let us go a little talking about this album, in which they participate Hernán Jacinto on the keys and Oscar Giunta in battery as well as training sets. Within the guests are musicians of luxury as Ruben Rada and Baltasar Comotto, among others. Most of the topics that make up this album are compositions made by Javier, but there are also a couple of covers, including the topic To go to the Spinetta (Almendra), with whom Malosetti recorded a couple of albums by the way, among them Pelusón of Milk, Don Lucero and Exactas.
A disc that is somehow reminiscent of the childhood of Javier, the joys and the pains, the discovery of the music, the games (which may include music, no doubt) and your home, this should be the name and the cover of the disc. An excellent job with delicious and sensual solos, improvisations and melodies, with a marked influence of the Soul and also of the Funk, a clear sign that the Jazz stopped being black.

Javier Malosetti - bajo, voz, guitarra eléctrica, guitarra acústica cow-bell, shaker, pandereta, órgano, batería
Hernán Jacinto - piano eléctrico, piano acústico, sintetizador, órgano, clavinet, palmas, silbido, percusión corporal
Oscar Giunta - batería, cow-bell
Invitados:
Elena Buchbinder - violín
Valentina Gonzalez - violín
Romina Oviedo - violín
Elizabeth Ridolfi - viola
Mana Eugenia Castro - cello
Oscar Giunta, padre - contrabajo
Juan Cruz Urquiza - trompeta, palmas
Rodrigo Dominguez - saxo tenor, palmas
Rubén Rada - percusión, voz
Deborah Dixon - voz
Baltasar Comotto - guitarra eléctrica
Maite Santos Knight - coros
Maria Eva Albistur - voz
Cristian Judurcha - batería
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