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Nomad (Physical CD)

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When you listen to tenor saxophonist Jordan VanHemert dealing on a standard tune in a trio setting — the format heard on the majority of Nomad, his auspicious sophomore album — there’s no mistaking his fluency in the jazz tradition and on the horn itself. His sound is full and warm, with unhurried phrasing anchored in a swinging melodicism, perfectly suited for high-level exploration of the jazz canon. But on this special date, mainly with the eminent Rodney Whitaker on bass and David Alvarez III on drums, VanHemert looks to a less common source for repertoire: the folk and children’s songs of Korea, both ancient and contemporary.

-David Adler, Project Liner Notes


Nomad Track Listing

  1. Bird, Bird, Bluebird - Korean Traditional

  2. Imjin River Song - SeYong Park

  3. Half Moon - Vocal - GeukYoung Yoon

  4. Doraji Taryeong (White Mountain Flower) - Korean Traditional

  5. Arirang Alone - Instrumental - Han Dol

  6. Spring in My Hometown - Hong NanPa

  7. Arirang Alone - Vocal - Han Dol

  8. Half Moon - Instrumental - GeukYoung Yoon



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When you listen to tenor saxophonist Jordan VanHemert dealing on a standard tune in a trio setting — the format heard on the majority of Nomad, his auspicious sophomore album — there’s no mistaking his fluency in the jazz tradition and on the horn itself. His sound is full and warm, with unhurried phrasing anchored in a swinging melodicism, perfectly suited for high-level exploration of the jazz canon. But on this special date, mainly with the eminent Rodney Whitaker on bass and David Alvarez III on drums, VanHemert looks to a less common source for repertoire: the folk and children’s songs of Korea, both ancient and contemporary.

-David Adler, Project Liner Notes


Nomad Track Listing

  1. Bird, Bird, Bluebird - Korean Traditional

  2. Imjin River Song - SeYong Park

  3. Half Moon - Vocal - GeukYoung Yoon

  4. Doraji Taryeong (White Mountain Flower) - Korean Traditional

  5. Arirang Alone - Instrumental - Han Dol

  6. Spring in My Hometown - Hong NanPa

  7. Arirang Alone - Vocal - Han Dol

  8. Half Moon - Instrumental - GeukYoung Yoon



Available now!

When you listen to tenor saxophonist Jordan VanHemert dealing on a standard tune in a trio setting — the format heard on the majority of Nomad, his auspicious sophomore album — there’s no mistaking his fluency in the jazz tradition and on the horn itself. His sound is full and warm, with unhurried phrasing anchored in a swinging melodicism, perfectly suited for high-level exploration of the jazz canon. But on this special date, mainly with the eminent Rodney Whitaker on bass and David Alvarez III on drums, VanHemert looks to a less common source for repertoire: the folk and children’s songs of Korea, both ancient and contemporary.

-David Adler, Project Liner Notes


Nomad Track Listing

  1. Bird, Bird, Bluebird - Korean Traditional

  2. Imjin River Song - SeYong Park

  3. Half Moon - Vocal - GeukYoung Yoon

  4. Doraji Taryeong (White Mountain Flower) - Korean Traditional

  5. Arirang Alone - Instrumental - Han Dol

  6. Spring in My Hometown - Hong NanPa

  7. Arirang Alone - Vocal - Han Dol

  8. Half Moon - Instrumental - GeukYoung Yoon



Ⓒ Jordan VanHemert 2025

Photography by Jamie Pratt Photos, SWAK Photography, and Karen Cubides Agency