Mirror Balls

I asked Claude to give me some high intensity jazz recommendations, and it spit this out. Never heard of this group, so I’ll let AI give its garbage overview here: DCPRG (Date Course Pentagon Royal Garden) is a Japanese jazz big band formed in 1999 by saxophonist Naruyoshi Kikuchi after his previous group, Tipographica, broke up. The sprawling, ever-shifting lineup fuses electric-era Miles Davis with funk and Afrobeat, and “Mirror Balls” comes from their 2001 debut, Report From Iron Mountain.

Anyway, this sounds like it has a bassline lifted from Sly Stone’s “If You Want Me to Stay.” It’s not the most impressive thing I’ve heard, but it’s fine. Thanks, I guess.