Brooklyn Jazz Underground

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Brooklyn Jazz Underground is a musician cooperative founded in 2006 with an affiliated music label, which works in the New York borough of Brooklyn .

Following the example of the Chicago Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) and the Black Artists Group in St. Louis , a group of band leaders living in Brooklyn founded the Brooklyn Jazz Underground cooperative in the mid-2000s , initially to better promote their own music productions can. At the same time they curate festivals and concert series, operate an internet presence and the sister company BJU Records . The group's first public announcement came in 2006 when the Brooklyn Jazz Underground presented itself at the fourth annual festival at New York's Cornelia Street Cafe . Founding members are Anne Mette Iversen , Alexis Cuadrado, Sunny Jain, Dan Pratt and Alan Ferber ; added Rob Garcia , Adam Kolker and David Smith.

Releases on BJU Records

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