upcoming 2010
All Shows are in Chicago unless notated
July 5	The Skylark	Jason Roebke Combination |with Jason Stein, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
July 21	The Hideout	Darren Johnston Group |with Jeb Bishop, Nate McBride, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
July 25	Sugar Maple-Milwaukee, WI	OkkaFest II Ken Vandermark's Topology featuring Joe McPhee |with Dave Rempis, Josh Berman, Jeb Bishop, Fred Lonberg-Holn, Tim Daisy, Kent Kessler, Adasiewicz|
August 4	The Hideout	ROLLDOWN!! |Adasiewicz, Josh Berman, Aram Shelton, Jason Roebke, Frank Rosaly|
August 5	Sugar Maple-Milwaukee, WI	ROLLDOWN!!
August 8	Hungry Brain	ROLLDOWN!!
August 12 @6:30	Millennium Park Pritzker Pavilion	Toumani Diabate and the Chicago Transilience Ensemble
August 17 @5:30	MCA	Trio |Adasiewicz, Mike Reed, Nate McBride|
August 22 @4pm	Lakeside, MI	Portoluz presents Nicole Mitchell's Ice Crystal Quartet AND Josh Abrams Quartet
August 28	Saalfelden, Austria	Exploding Star Orchestra
Sept 1	The Whistler	The Hats |Dave McDonnell, Josh Berman, Anton Hatwich, Dylan Ryan, Adasiewicz|
Sept 5 @1:10	Chicago Jazz Festival	Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble
Sept 24	BimHuis Amsterdam, NL	Boerenbond |Eric Boeren, Tobias Delius, Peter Evans, Adasiewicz|
Sept 25	Rijkevorsel, Belgian	Boerenbond |Eric Boeren, Tobias Delius, Peter Evans, Adasiewicz|
Oct 3	Simon's Tavern	Steve Dawson |with Diane Christiansen, Jason Roebke, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
Nov 5	Tenerife, Spain	Rob Mazurek, John Herndon, Adasiewicz
past 2010
May 31	The Skylark	Steve Dawson |with Diane Christiansen, Jason Roebke, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
May 20	Elastic	Trio |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
May 16	Old Town School of Folk Music	Steve Dawson Record Release for I Will Miss The Trumpets and Drums
May 12	The Hideout	Wheelhouse |Nate McBride, Dave Rempis, Adasiewicz|
May 2	Elastic	Assex |Adrienne Pierluissi, Nate McBride, Dave Rempis, Adasiewicz|
April 25	Hungry Brain	Rob Mazurek's Sound Is |Mazurek, Matt Lux, Josh Abrams, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
April 24	The Hideout	Josh Berman and His Gang |Berman, Guillermo Gregorio, Jason Stein, Keefe Jackson, Jeb Bishop, Josh Abrams, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
April 23	Whitney Muesuem, NYC	Black Monks of Mississippi |Theaster Gates, LeRoy Bach, Josh Abrams, Matt Lux, Adasiewicz|
April 22	Elastic	Klang |James Falzone, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy, Adasiewicz|
April 21	The Hideout	Frank Rosaly's Cicada Music |Rosaly, Jason Stein, James Falzone, Keefe Jackson, Jason Roebke, Adasiewicz|
March 7	Warsaw, Poland	Sound Is
march 6	Poznan, Poland	Sound Is
March 5	Wroclaw, Poland	Sound Is
March 4	Zurich, Switzerland	Sound Is
March 3	Lugano, Switzerland	Sound Is
Feb 28	Rome, Italy	Sound Is
Feb 27	Forli, Italy	Sound Is
Feb 26	Padova, Italy	Sound Is |Rob Mazurek, Matt Lux, Josh Abrams, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
Feb 21	Hungry Brain	Set 1:Josh Abrams Group |Abrams, David Boykin, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz| Set 2:Wheelhouse |Dave Rempis, Nate Mcbride, Adasiewicz|
Feb 20	The Velvet Lounge	Josh Abrams Group |Abrams, David Boykin, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
Feb 17	The Hideout	OverOva |Jason Roebke, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Adasiewicz|
Feb 11 @6:30	Chicago Cultral Center	Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble with Edmar Castaneda |Mitchell, Castaneda, David Boykin, David Young, Marcus Evans, Adasiewicz|
Feb 5	The Velvet Lounge	Nicole Mitchell Ice Crystal Quartet |Mitchell, Marcus Evans, Darius Savage, Adasiewicz|
Jan 22	International House Philadelphia, PA	Ken Vandermark's Don Cherry Project |with Dave Rempis, Jeb Bishop, Pandelis Karayorgis, Nate Mcbride, Chad Taylor, Adasiewicz|
Jan 21	Elastic	Ken Vandermark's Don Cherry Project |with Dave Rempis, Jeb Bishop, Pandelis Karayorgis, Nate Mcbride, Chad Taylor, Adasiewicz|
Jan 20	The Hideout	Ken Vandermark's Don Cherry Project |with Dave Rempis, Jeb Bishop, Pandelis Karayorgis, Nate Mcbride, Chad Taylor, Adasiewicz|
Jan 16	The Sugar Maple Milwaukee, WI	Assex |Adrienne Pierluissi, Nate McBride, Dave Rempis, Adasiewicz|
Jan 14	Elastic	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
Jan 13	The Hideout	Sound Is |Rob Mazurek, Matt Lux, Josh Abrams, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
Jan 12	Rodan	Sound Is |Rob Mazurek, Matt Lux, Josh Abrams, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
Jan 8 &9	The Green Mill	Exploding Star Orchestra |Rob Mazurek, Nicole Mitchell, Jeb Bishop, Matt Bauder, Matt Lux, John Herndon, Damon Locks, Adasiewicz|
past 2009
Dec 18 &19	Amsterdam, Holland	Doek Festival with Eric Boeren, Toby Delius, Peter Evans, Adasiewicz
Dec 13	Hungry Brain	ROLLDOWN! RECORD! RELEASE!! |Adasiewicz, Josh Berman, Aram Shelton, Jason Roebke, Frank Rosaly|
Dec 5	Philadelphia, PA	Rob Mazurek's Exploding Star Orchestra featuring Bill Dixon
Nov 16-22	US Eastern Tour	Klang |James Falzone, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy, Me|
Nov 11	The Hideout	Josh Abrams Group |Abrams, David Boykin, Frank Rosaly, Adasiewicz|
Nov 8	The Hungry Brain	Umbrella Music Festival with Ken Vandermark Topology playing the compositions of Joe McPhee
Oct 29	The Velvet Lounge	A Fox Can Be Hungry |Matt Schneider, Anton Hatwich, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
Oct 25 @2pm	The Green Mill	New Music at the Green Mill curated by Jeff Kowalkowski
Oct 18 @2pm	ESS	Adasiewicz Solo Set Ideas
Oct 16 @6:30	DOVA Temporary 5228 S. Harper Ave	Loose Assembly |Mike Reed, Greg Ward, Tomeka Reid, Josh Abrams, JA|
Oct 15	Elastic	Wheelhouse |Dave Rempis, Nate McBride, Adasiewicz|
Oct 9 @6:30	DOVA Temporary 5228 S. Harper Ave	Loose Assembly |Mike Reed, Greg Ward, Tomeka Reid, Josh Abrams, JA|
Sept 30	The Hideout	Frank Rosaly's Oxbow |Rosaly, Keefe Jackson, Jason Stein, James Falzone, Jason Roebke, Adasiewicz|
Sept 29	Rodan	|Josh Abrams, Assif Tsahar, Chad Taylor, Adasiewicz|
Sept 25	The Charleston	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
Sept 23	The Hideout	Klang RECORD RELEASE!! |James Falzone, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy, Me|
Sept 22	Rodan	|Josh Abrams, John Herndon, Artur Majewski, Adasiewicz|
Sept 22 @5:30pm	MCA	Mikrokolektyw (Micro Collective) |Artur Majewski, Wojciech Romanowski with Josh Abrams and Adasiewicz|
Sept 20	Hungry Brain	Mikrokolektyw (Micro Collective) |Artur Majewski, Wojciech Romanowski with Josh Abrams and Adasiewicz|
Sept 14	The Skylark	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
Sept 6	Hungry Brain	Lucky 7s |Jeb Bishop, Jeff Albert, Josh Berman, Keefe Jackson, Matt Golombisky, Quin Kirchner, Me|
Sept 6 @2:20pm	Chicago Jazz Festival	James Falzone's Klang plays tribute to Benny Goodman
Sept 4 @2:20pm	Chicago Jazz Festival	Rolldown! |Adasiewicz, Josh Berman, Aram Shelton, Jason Roebke, Frank Rosaly|
August 31 @10pm	The Skylark	James Falzone's Klang plays tribute to Benny Goodman
August 31 @12pm	Millennium Park Pritzker Pavilion	Rolldown Trio |Adasiewicz, Jason Roebke, Frank Rosaly|
August 30	Hungry Brain	Jazz Fest Preview James Falzone's Klang plays tribute to Benny Goodman
August 18 @5:30pm	MCA	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
August 9	Lisbon, Portugal	Rob Mazurek's Exploding Star Orchestra featuring Bill Dixon @Jazz Em Agosto
August 5	Lincoln Center, NYC	Amir ElSaffar's Two Rivers
August 2	Simon's Tavern	Steve Dawson |with Jason Roebke and Me rocking the drums|
June 30	Columbia, SC	Josh Berman's Old Idea @Columbia Museum of Art
June 28	Asheville, NC	Josh Berman's Old Idea@BoBo Gallery
June 26	FONT Festival, NYC	Josh Berman's Old Idea
June 24	Columbus, OH	Josh Berman's Old Idea@Cafe Le Spritz
June 16 @5:30pm	MCA	Josh Berman's Old Idea|Berman, Keefe Jackson, Anton Hatwich, Marc Riordan, Me|
June 11	Velvet Lounge	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
June 10	The Hideout	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
June 7	Hungry Brain	Josh Berman's Old Idea RECORD RELEASE!!
June 3	The Hideout	Josh Berman's Old Idea RECORD RELEASE!! |Berman, Keefe Jackson, Anton Hatwich, Marc Riordan, Me|
May 31	Hungry Brain	Spacer |Adasiewicz, Nate McBride, Mike Reed|
May 20	The Hideout	Shevitz Solo |I uploaded the set to the myspace|
May 18	Belgrade, Serbia	Loose Assembly |Mike Reed, Greg Ward, Tomeka Reid, Josh Abrams, JA| @Ring Ring
May 16	Cerkno, Slovenia	Loose Assembly |Mike Reed, Greg Ward, Tomeka Reid, Josh Abrams, JA| @Jazz Cerkno
May 8,9	Sao Paulo, Brazil	Rob Mazurek's Exploding Star Orchestra featuring Roscoe Mitchell
April 26	Hungry Brain	A Fox Can Be Hungry |Matt Schneider, Anton Hatwich, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
April 24	The Viaduct	A Fox Can Be Hungry |Matt Schneider, Anton Hatwich, John Herndon, Adasiewicz|
April 23	Elastic	Keefe Jackson's Project Project
April 21	Empty Bottle	Overova |Fred Lonberg-Holm, Jason Roebke, Adasiewicz playing drums|
April 18	Palatine, IL	Nicole Mitchell Quartet |Nicole Mitchell, Josh Abrams, Marcus Evans, Adasiewicz|
April 18 @11am	Jazz Record Mart	Rolldown plays during National Record Store Day at Jazz Record Mart
April 11	The Charleston	|Nate McBride, Mike Reed, Adasiewicz|
April 9	Elastic	Taylor Ho Bynum Big Band |with Josh Berman, Jaimie Branch, Jeb Bishop, Nick Broste, Nicole Mitchell, Caroline Davis, Keefe Jackson, Dave Rempis, Jeff Parker, Nate McBride, Tim Daisy, Tomas Fujiwara, Adasiewicz|
April 8	The Hideout	|Taylor Ho Bynum, Tomeka Reid, Mike Reed, Adasiewicz|
March 18	The Hideout	DJ'ing "Mallets A-Plenty" in between sets from Hamid Drake and Frank Gratkowski
March 14	Heaven Gallery	|Matt Schneider, Jason Stein, Matt Lux, Adasiewicz|
Feb 28	Heaven Gallery	Male
Feb 25	The Velvet Lounge	Nicole Mitchell Quartet |Nicole Mitchell, Josh Abrams, Marcus Evans, Adasiewicz|
Feb 21	The Velvet Lounge	Loose Assembly |Mike Reed, Greg Ward, Tomeka Reid, Josh Abrams, JA|
Feb 9	Old Town Ale House	|Jason Roebke, Jason Stein, Adasiewicz|
Feb 7	Freer and Sackler Galleries, Washington DC	Amir ElSaffar Two Rivers |ElSaffar, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Nasheet Waits, Carlo DeRosa, Zaafir Tawil, Adasiewicz|
Feb 1	Hungry Brain	The Hats |Dave McDonnell, Josh Berman, Anton Hatwich, Dylan Ryan, JA|
Jan 28	The Skylark	!ROLLDOWN! |JA, Josh Berman, Aram Shelton, Frank Rosaly, Jason Roebke|
Jan 22	Strobe Studios	Klang |James Falzone, Tim Daisy, Jason Roebke, JA| Live Video Recording for Strobe Sessions Series
Jan 18	Hungry Brain	Loose Assembly |Mike Reed, Greg Ward, Tomeka Reid, Josh Abrams, JA|
Jan 16	The Abbey	Steve Dawson |with Diane Christiansen, Frank Rosaly, John Abbey, JA|

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When Jason Adasiewicz formed the Rolldown back in early 2003 he thought of the quintet as a collective. "I think a lot of us saw our projects that way, but there was always one guy writing most of the material," he says. "We would always come up with a name for the band instead of putting our own names in front of it. Over the years it's become clear that the Rolldown is about me, and now I can accept that." Indeed, with Varmint, the stunning second album by Rolldown, there's no doubt that vibraphonist Adasiewicz is running the show despite the incredible support he gets from reedist Aram Shelton, cornetist Josh Berman, bassist Jason Roebke, and drummer Frank Rosaly.

In the time since the band started what's also become clear is that Adasiewicz is one of the most exciting vibraphonists working today. He's become a fixture in Chicago, making crucial contributions to a wide array of groups: Rob Mazurek's Exploding Star Orchestra, Mike Reed's Loose Assembly, Berman's Old Idea, Shelton's Arrive and the Nicole Mitchell Quartet among others. "I've gotten to the point with the side work I've been doing that people are starting to recognize who I am," he admits. Now he wants people to hear his own music. He's come a long way since he first encountered a set of vibes while taking drum lessons in high school; he'd never knowingly listened to the instrument or knew any of its key practitioners.

The instrument beguiled the Crystal Lake, Illinois native (born on October 14, 1977) enough that he saved up enough money to buy a vibraphone back then, but through his years at DePaul University, his focus remained on jazz drumming. He spent three years at the school--where his classmates included trumpeter Amir ElSaffar and saxophonist Jon Irabagon--and when he dropped out he ended up playing in arty rock bands like Bablicon, Central Falls, Pinetop Seven, and Manishevitz more than jazz combos. "That was my outlet for touring," he recalls. "The only jazz group I had was Andiamo [a late 90s unit with Berman, reedist Jon Doyle, and bassist Joel Root]." This combo allowed Adasiewicz to begin writing tunes, but after Root left town the band dissolved. When his girlfriend Valerie Keller--who's now his wife--decided to move to Madison, Wisconsin for grad school, he followed her in the spring of 2002.

" I was super in love with Val and the idea of living with her seemed pretty cool," he says. But was also keen on getting away from the scene in Chicago. "I was getting a little burned out with what was happening in the rock scene I was involved with at the time. I was really glad to escape it.} In Madison he landed a job at an organic farm--horticulture has remained one of his passions--but he also spent hours woodshedding alone with the vibes. "I freaked out for a long time on the Bach violin sonatas and partitas which fit perfectly on the vibraphone." He also began composing with abandon.

" I had written all of these tunes but I didn't have an outlet to play with anybody," he says. Thus, Rolldown was born, three hours from where the rest of the group lived. Towards the end of his stay in Madison he was visiting Chicago once or twice a week, setting up gigs around town, getting his bearing with Rolldown, and joining other Chicago ensembles. When moved back toward the end of 2004 he had largely put away the drums in favor of the vibes, displaying a stunning growth on the instrument since leaving for Madison. I once saw a gig with Andiamo where Adasiewicz looked like he was trying to pound the vibraphone into the ground, but when he returned he'd cooled off, displaying a newfound melodic and harmonic maturity.

Rolldown's eponymous debut, cut in 2005 and released in 2008, was a killer that generated plenty of comparisons to Eric Dolphy's Out to Lunch, and while the vibist loves that record, it was never a key inspiration for him. "We have a vibraphone, a trumpet, and an alto saxophone, we swing, we come in and out, so Out to Lunch definitely, but there's never been a time where I sat down and dissected that record. He cites pianist Andrew Hill, whose tune "The Griots" the quintet tackles here, as a bigger influence.

As strong as the band's debut recording was, Varmint captures a quantum leap in both the leader's writing and the ensemble sound. "It helps that there's so much crossover between the various bands we have," he says. "You're constantly playing with these people and I think a cohesiveness has developed with all of these projects." Adasiewicz says his new tunes are more swinging and he's also grown interested in writing tunes with changes. Only Hide and Punchbug aren't based on progressions. He's also proud of the sonic quality of the record, which, like its predecessor, was engineered by his Madison pal Mark Haines at Steve Albini's Electrical Audio. The recording vibrantly captures a live band sound, with the quintet's din filling the room organically.

" Right now I'm really hungry to get my music out there," he says. He's been writing like mad in recent years, and with results like Varmint let's hope that energy only escalates. Adasiewicz has a way of making every group he works with sound better, but hearing him direct his own combo with his own tunes--well, that's super burnin'.

Peter Margasak

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	|Jason Adasiewicz's Rolldown| Varmint Released September 29th, 2009 with Josh Berman Aram Shelton Jason Roebke Frank Rosaly
	|Jason Adasiewicz's Rolldown| Varmint 180g Vinyl Version Released September 29th, 2009 with Josh Berman Aram Shelton Jason Roebke Frank Rosaly
	|Jason Adasiewicz| Rolldown with Josh Berman Aram Shelton Jason Roebke Frank Rosaly
	|Jason Adasiewicz| Rolldown 140g Vinyl Version! Contains tunes from the CD, one alternate take, and one 'vinyl only' track
	|Klang| Tea Music with James Falzone Jason Roebke Tim Daisy Adasiewicz
	|Josh Berman| Old Idea with Keefe Jackson Anton Hatwich Nori Tanaka Adasiewicz
	|Rob Mazurek Quintet| Sound Is with Matt Lux Josh Abrams John Herndon Adasiewicz
	|Lucky 7s| Pluto Junkyard Jeb Bishop Jeff Albert Josh Berman Keefe Jackson Matt Golombisky Quin Kirchner Adasiewicz
	|Mike Reed's Loose Assembly| The Speed of Change with Greg Ward Tomeka Reid Josh Abrams Adasiewicz
	|Chris Connelly| Forgiveness and Exile with Tim Kinsella      Ben Vida Josh Abrams    Adam Vida Nate Kinsella    Ben Massarella Adasiewicz
	|Bill Dixon with Exploding Star Orchestra| with Rob Mazurek     Nicole Mitchell Matt Bauder       Jeb Bishop Josh Berman     Jeff Parker Jim Baker           Adasiewicz Matthew Lux      Jason Ajemian Mike Reed         John Herndon Damon Locks
	|Exploding Star Orchestra| We are All From Somewhere Else Rob Mazurek     Nicole Mitchell Jeb Bishop        Corey Wilkes Josh Berman     Matt Bauder Jeff Parker        Jim Baker Adasiewicz        John McEntire Matthew Lux     Jason Ajemian Mike Reed        John Herndon
	|Mike Reed's Loose Assembly| Last Year's Ghost with Greg Ward Tomeka Reid Josh Abrams Adasieiwcz
	|Chris Connelly| The Episodes with Tim Kinsella      Ben Vida Josh Abrams    Adam Vida Nate Kinsella    Ben Massarella Adasiewicz
	|Overova| Cockroaches Are 100% Virgin Fred Lonberg-Holm Jason Roebke Adasiewicz
	|Lucky 7s| Farragut Jeb Bishop Jeff Albert Josh Berman Keefe Jackson Matt Golombisky Quin Kirchner Adasiewicz
	|Harris Eisenstadt| The Soul and Gone with Jeb Bishop Jason Mears Jeff Parker Jason Roebke Adasiewicz
	|Steve Dawson| Sweet is The Anchor
	|Aram Shelton| Arrive with Tim Daisy Jason Roebke Adasiewicz
	|Central Falls| Love and Easy Living Adam Vida Ben Vida Ryan Hembrey Andy Uhrich Adasiewicz
	|Document Chicago| New Jazz and Improvisation
	|Simon Joyner| Blue Melody:Live From the South with Michael Krassner Fred Lonberg-Holm Jessica Billey Adasiewicz
	|Central Falls| Latitude Adam Vida Ben Vida Steve Dorocke Noel Kupersmith Adasiewicz
	|Manishevitz| Private Lines EP Adam Busch      Via Nuon Ryan Hembrey  Fred Lonberg-Holm Nate Lepine       Jim Baker Adasiewicz
	|Manishevitz| Rollover
	|Bablicon| In A Different City
	|Andiamo| -Order Through Me- Adasiewicz Josh Berman John Doyle
	|Through an Open Window| -Order Through Me- Adasiewicz John Dolye
	|Josh Berman Group| with Keefe Jackson Anton Hatwich Nori Tanaka Adasiewicz

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The Austinist - January 2010

Vibraphonist-composer Jason Adasiewicz has recently been very active, both as a sideman and a leader. Varmint (Cuneiform) is the second date under his own name, and he's joined by cornetist Josh Berman, saxophonist/clarinetist Aram Shelton (now in Oakland, CA), bassist Jason Roebke and drummer Frank Rosaly for six originals and a cover of pianist Andrew Hill's "The Griots." The statements that have come down the pike about this band are accurate: in a sense, it's an updating of a particulaly fractured brand of post-bop that, in the mid-Sixties, centered on Blue Note artists like Hill, Grachan Moncur III, Bobby Hutcherson, and Joe Chambers. But unlike, say, the SF Jazz Collective, this is an update with a hell of a lot of bite. Yes, Varmint is "straighter" than its predecessor (Rolldown; 482 Music) - delicate pulling walk from bass and drums, tidal metric upticks providing a mutable rug for Shelton's sputtering saccharine exhortations and Berman's chunky, Old Style punch. Adasiewicz also has a tone and sense of phrasing that is unlike anyone on the instrument currently active, his sense of melody wistful and attack pelting with equal parts Milt Jackson and Khan Jamal. Rather than a blow-by-blow, I'll just say this much: I haven't heard a modern jazz record this good in years.

--Clifford Allen

 

 

TimeOut Chicago - December 2009

If you listen closely, you can hear Jason Adasiewicz’s faint mumble mimicking the melody of his vibraphone solo on the title track of the new Varmint. It’s a time-honored technique—revealing that the best improvisers know exactly what they’re doing—and evidence of his rising stature as one of the foremost players on the instrument today. On his second album leading the quintet Rolldown, the local standby’s mallet work glows over radiant postbop originals like “Green Grass” and “Punchbug,” illuminating a remarkable chemistry with drummer Frank Rosaly. Both percussionists lock in effortlessly with bassist Jason Roebke, and together their fierce swing anchors the flawless front line of cornetist Josh Berman and reedist Aram Shelton. The 32-year-old Adasiewicz is fond of writing phrases that are catchy, yet rhythmically ambitious. As the combo faithfully carries out his clever compositions, it’s grown into one of the best working groups today.

--Areif Sless-Kitain

 

 

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