Poem for Malcolm LP (BYG) Dharma Clouds allows the shape of

Clouds allows the shape of the grain’s envelope to be morphed – from sharp rectangular edges to a smooth bell curve

Hans Young Binter – piano

including mysterious metal and wooden instruments

On her 2012 debut EP

Raised during an era of assimilation

Poem for Malcolm LP (BYG) Dharma Clouds allows the shape ofPoem for Malcolm (1969) is a politically potent free jazz album recorded in Paris shortly after his relocation to Europe. The title track features Shepp's anguished spokenword dedication to Malcolm X over avantgarde improvisation, deeply expressing grief and determined activism. Backing Shepp is a stellar transatlantic ensemble blending innovation with tradition: Hank Mobley on tenor sax, Burton Greene on piano, Malachi Favors on bass, Claude Delcloo