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NICK SCHOFIELD - Blue Hour different-recordings Thriller was significantly slicker thanLP Limited Edition Clear Vinyl. Blue Hour is Nick Schofields first foray into ambient jazz music. The album is an ambient ode to Miles Davis In A Silent Way, and opens up Schofields sonic palette to introduce his childhood instrument, drums, with his contemporary ambient electronic practice. Blue Hour features the intuitive, and totally improvised, trumpet playing of Scott Bevins (No Cosmos, Busty and the Bass). Schofield grew up playing drums, but