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Dan Weiss (born March 4, 1977) is an American jazz drummer and composer who lives in Brooklyn, New York, United States.[1]

Background

Dan Weiss was raised in New Jersey.[2] He moved to New York City to attend Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with John Riley.[2] He majored in jazz percussion with a minor in classical composition.[3] Weiss has also studied tabla with guru Pandit Samir Chatterjee.[2]

Weiss's intense study of jazz, classical Indian, contemporary classical, West African, and metal creates a sound that transcends conventional style or genre. His compositional trademarks are angular yet emotive melodies; long rhythmic cycles native to many non-western music, complex through-composed drum parts, and melodic shapes that draw directly from the raga system found in Indian classical music.

As a leader, Weiss has released several albums under his own name and with his piano trio.[4] He is also the leader of Starebaby,[1] a group that blends heavy metal and electronic music with improvised elements of jazz.

As a sideman, he has toured with Lee Konitz, Chris Potter, Kenny Werner, Rudresh Mahanthappa, David Binney, and many others[5]

He has been a Rising Star winner in the 60th and 61st Annual Downbeat Critic Polls[6] and has been called one of "Five Jazz Drummers to Watch" by The New York Times.[7]

Discography

As a leader

  • 2004 Tintal Drumset Solo (Chhandayan)
  • 2010 Jhaptal Drumset Solo (Chhandayan)
  • 2014 Fourteen (Pi Recordings)
  • 2016 Sixteen: Drummers Suite (Pi Recordings)
  • 2021 Music For Drums And Guitar (Cygnus)

with Dan Weiss Trio

  • 2005 Now Yes When (Tone Of A Pitch)
  • 2010 Timshel (Sunnyside)
  • 2019 Utica Box (Sunnyside)
  • 2022 Dedications (Cygnus)

with Starebaby

  • 2018 Starebaby (Pi Recordings)
  • 2020 Natural Selection (Pi Recordings

As a sideman

  • 2020 Noah Preminger Contemptment
  • 2020 Ohad Talmor Long Forms
  • 2020 Tineke Postma Freya
  • 2018 Michael Dessen Somewhere In The Upstream
  • 2018 Misha Tsiganov Playing with the Wind
  • 2009 Rez Abbasi Things To Come
  • 2009 Miles Okazaki Generations
  • 2008 Rudresh Mahanthappa's Indo-Pak Coalition Apti
  • 2006 David Binney Cities And Desire
  • 2006 Rudresh Mahanthappa Codebook
  • 2006 Miles Okazaki Mirror
  • 2006 Rez Abbasi Bazaar
  • 2005 Rez Abbasi Snake Charmer
  • 2005 David Binney Bastion Of Sanity

References

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