David Sánchez
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Sep 24, 2026
DrewHOST
This week's album introduces us to David Sanchez.
DrewHOST
By now he had already released five albums and he was signing new to Columbia Records.
DrewHOST
He made this album, Malaza, which was co-produced by none other than Branford Marsalis.
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DrewHOST
Hey, welcome back to the Unconnoisseurs of Jazz, everybody.
DrewHOST
It is so exciting to be moving around from Panama last week to now Puerto Rico and the sounds that have come with David Sanchez and so many great musicians on this album.
DrewHOST
So I look forward to us getting into the dialogue.
DrewHOST
But first and foremost, it's good to see y'all's smiley faces.
MattHOST
No, go right ahead, please.
DrewHOST
We get to Mr. David Sanchez, because I'm on the roll about world music.
DrewHOST
He is going to take us to Puerto Rico.
DrewHOST
And the album that this week is David Sanchez, Malaza.
DrewHOST
And I was just reading about this a moment ago.
DrewHOST
Malaza, or as we say in English, molasses.
DrewHOST
A tip of the hat to the sugar cane in the industry there.
DrewHOST
So David Sanchez, saxophone player.
MattHOST
We are just using his list as our journey guide to the new jazz.
MattHOST
Now our old past videos we used the jazz wise magazine's top 100 albums that shook the world again we're not uh part of jazz wise or anything else that was just our guide and this is how we decided to move on so far we've covered in the year 2000 jim black's noah laxus brian blade fellowship perceptual kurt elling live in chicago nels petra molvar the album is called solid ether Danilo Perez, Motherland, David Sanchez, Malaza, and then tonight, David S. Ware, Surrendered.
MattHOST
So again, that's just a brief description of how we chose to listen to this album and discuss David S. Ware.
MattHOST
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Manu KatchéGUEST
And then I had Daniel Lanois, uh, Branford Marsalis, Pino Palladino, Tony.
Manu KatchéGUEST
I mean, everyone came, David Sanches, because I just felt like I've been so privileged being able to go away from France and start working with such amazing artists.
Malcolm MooreHOST
Right.
Manu KatchéGUEST
The, the only point to make it, uh, remembered w- was to, to do an album.
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Ilham Irshahim was born in 1965, acclaimed saxophonist and jazz fusion artist, as well as being the founder of the iconic New York City music scene and record label New Blue.
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David Sanchez was born in 1968, Grammy Award-winning Puerto Rican jazz tenor saxophonist who mixed Afro-Caribbean rhythms with modern avant-garde jazz.
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August Alsina was born in 1992, New Orleans contemporary R&B singer and former Def Jam artist.
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Park Soo Young, aka Joy, was born in 1996, vocalist, lead rapper, and actress within the dominant South Korean K-pop girl group Red Velvet.