08/07/2026
Saxophonist/Composer DENNIS MITCHELTREE, Presents The Much-Anticipated Follow Up to GOLDEN RULE, SEEING RED
Seeing Red is a sonic reaction to the state of the world, and a testament to the infinite power of creating music, played by Mitcheltree’s longstanding quartet of Dennis Mitcheltree - tenor saxophone, Johannes Wallmann – piano, Jesse Crawford – bass & Bill McClellan - drums
Available October 2, 2026 on Dengor Music (DCD 251215)
Saxophonist/composer Dennis Mitcheltree’s new recording, his eighth as a leader, Seeing Red, is boiling over with strong emotions, expressed by strong players whose playing is fueled by the breadth of their life experience. In our current sociopolitical world, we see red everywhere: the angry faces on our social feed, on matters of political opinion, alerts of danger, tribal headgear, and those who believe they are the only true color of blooded Americans. Red is perceived as the color of destruction, which can be a precursor to transformation, just ask Shiva. However, existence within a limited color range is not the full experience, it’s myopic and constraining, and ultimately unnatural and unfulfilling. Conversely, “music is not monochromatic. It is capable of utilizing all the colors of the visible and invisible spectrum, with infinite sonic colors representing collaboration, cooperation, understanding and empathy, all available on our prodigious musical palette, giving us the potential to illuminate how we are bound together as one,” explained Mitcheltree.
UPCOMING TOUR DATES:
Aug 9 - The Los Angeles Jazz Festival
Sept 16 - Silvana, NYC
Sept 17 - Smalls, NYC
Sept 18 - The Five Spot, NYC
Sept 19 - Bad Therapy Bar, Brooklyn, NY
Sept 20 - The Connect Bar, Jamaica, NY
Oct 7 - Bird and Beckett, San Francisco, CA
Oct 8 - Soundroom, Oakland, CA
Oct 9 - Mr. Tipples, San Francisco, CA
Oct 10 - Meyhouse Jazz, San Ramon, CA
Dec 20 - The G Spot, Los Angeles, CA
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