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MIKE
RINTA
EPONYMOUS
WH-0294
Trombone virtuoso Mike Rinta made his name backing up
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scores of Jazz and Funk stars including Sly & the Family Stone, Herbie Hancock, Buddy Guy, and Otis Clay—as well as Carlos Santana, Neil Schon, Philip Bailey, legends Jerry Garcia and Bob Wier and The New Orleans All Stars. His aptly titled debut record Eponymous is a lovingly rendered medley of moody organic jazz with New Orleans-style compositions and arrangements. Mike and Wide Hive Records have worked together for over ten years and we are proud to have the honor of releasing his first solo album.
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PHIL RANELIN
& Tribe Renaissance LIVE! REMINISCENCE
WH-0290
"Vintage Detroit Jazz
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Funk rekindled." -Downbeat
The New York Times writes that Ranelin's music "sounds like electric Miles Davis meeting James Brown's backup group in the early 70's".
Wax Poetics calls Phil a "Jazz Messenger
(who) delivers consciousness in tune with the people".
Phil Ranelin's third release on Wide Hive Records, Phil Ranelin and Tribe Renaissance Live! is inspired by Ranelin's intuitive understanding of a younger audience's yearning for music that matters, and the spontaneity and truth that manifests through playing to a live audience.
Available October 2009.
Nature Boy (MP3)
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WIDE HIVE
PLAYERS
Featuring 12 new tracks of soul, jazz, funk and two vocal cuts with Faye Carol.
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 Calvin Keys - Vertical Clearance
dissent - Primal Deconstruction
Cubik and Origami - Self-titled
V.U. - Mayhemystics OutBreaks
Phil Ranelin - Inspiration
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