Japanese jazz pianist known for trio work that blends acoustic and electric textures, with influences from jazz fusion and classical music.

Collaborated with James Genus and Clarence Penn on the album The Trio (recorded 2005). Official website referenced in review: http://www.makotoozone.com/.

A positive, detailed review of Makoto Ozone's album The Trio praising the interplay between Ozone, James Genus and Clarence Penn. Highlights include a mix of electric and acoustic trio textures, Latin and ECM-like moments, and references to Chick Corea. The reviewer notes strong cohesion and technical quality across diverse tracks.

For:Fans of piano-trio jazz, listeners of jazz fusion and classical-influenced jazz

 Long story short, I pay $1.80 for the disc plus $3.90 for postal expenses without the jewel case: less than 5 euros in total and I snagged this record!

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