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- Engagement 1.33%
- Avg likes 95
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About Aleksei
Aleksei (@xalekseiv) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram. The account has 7,090 followers and 785 published posts. Recent posts average 95 likes and 1 comment, an engagement rate of 1.33%.
Aleksei belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Aleksei follows 7,102 accounts, close to one account followed for each of the 7,090 followers. Aleksei uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Aleksei under a single category, Personal blog.
The Instagram bio for Aleksei runs to 23 words. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Aleksei dates from January 2026.
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785 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Aleksei, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. Aleksei has built a substantial archive of 785 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 9 followers for each post published. Aleksei also keeps 9 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 135 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include jazz, music, album, melodic and both. The captions tag #jazz, #fusion, #easylistening, #gustavbrom and #orchestra.
#NathanDavis #Quintet #HappyGirl #Jazz #Music
“Inside - Outside” captures Rena Rama at their most focused and inspired. The Swedish quartet blends post-bop, modal jazz and global rhythmic influences into a sound that feels both adventurous and grounded. Lennart Åberg’s saxophone leads with warm, searching lines, while Bobo Stenson’s piano moves effortlessly between quiet lyricism and bold improvisation. The rhythm section - bassist Palle Danielsson together with drummer Leroy Lowe - adds a fluid, earthy pulse that keeps the music in constant motion.
The long title track is the album’s centerpiece, an extended modal journey that unfolds patiently, almost like a suite. Shorter compositions such as “På Hal Is” and “Lisa’s Piano” highlight the group’s sensitivity and melodic clarity. Meanwhile, pieces inspired by non-Western traditions (“Zomba Music,” “Banguana Song”) bring raw, organic energy, showing how naturally the group integrates global influences into modern jazz.
The quartet’s language is rooted in post-bop but stretches far beyond it: Indian rhythmic concepts, African grooves, Swedish folk colours and modal improvisation all flow together without ever sounding forced. This is fusion in the truest sense - exploratory and open-minded, yet free from gloss or commercial compromise.
A standout album in the Rena Rama catalogue, and one of the hidden gems of late-70s European jazz.
#RenaRama #InsideOutside #Jazz #PostBop #Fusion
‘In The Digital Mood’ is a clean, modern-sounding reinterpretation of Glenn Miller’s classic swing repertoire. Recorded using early digital technology, the album delivers crisp, detailed audio that highlights every brass line and saxophone harmony. The performances are tight and respectful to the original arrangements, though the polished production sometimes removes the warmth and looseness of the 1940s recordings.
The album contains the original Glenn Miller arrangements… the only updating was in the method of recording digitally… an aural pleasure created by the melding of yesterday’s music with tomorrow’s technology.
#GlennMiller #GlennMillerOrchestra #Modern #Digital #Mood
Aleksei Mazhukov, a leading Soviet arranger and composer and Honored Artist of Russia, gained early experience in jazz with Eddie Rozner’s orchestra, which shaped his distinctive arranging style. Calm and meticulous, Mazhukov became a multifaceted composer, blending jazz, popular, and symphonic elements.
“Music for Recreation” is a prime example of Soviet lounge/easy-listening music. Mazhukov uses paraphrased arrangements, reinterpreting familiar Soviet film and pop melodies by composers like Isaak Dunaevsky, Yuri Milyutin, and Lyudmila Lyadova in bossa nova and relaxed styles. The combination of VIO-66, one of USSR’s first vocal-instrumental ensembles, with Mazhukov’s variety (estrada) orchestra produces rich textures: lush vocal harmonies and orchestral backing, yet light and approachable.
The album bridges Soviet music with global trends, offering a breezy, international feel while remaining rooted in Russian melodic tradition. It works both as a soothing, leisure-listening experience and as a historical document of 1960s Soviet innovation in popular music. ‘Music for Recreation’ remains a sophisticated, charming, and culturally significant release of vintage easy-listening music.
Вокальный ансамбль ВИО-66 и эстрадный оркестр под управлением А. Мажукова „Музыка для отдыха“, 1968 Мелодия.
#Mazhukov #Мажуков #Vio66 #MusicForRecreation #МузыкаДляОтдыха
A blend of late-70s/early-80s Moldovan pop, enriched with ethnic disco-funk grooves, melodic ensemble vocals, and gentle folk-poetic elements. Led by the talented composer Mihai Dolgan, the ensemble was known for combining modern rhythms with local melodic traditions, creating music that is both accessible and deeply rooted in Moldovan culture. Their carefully arranged vocals and instrumental interplay made the group a standout in the Soviet-era music scene, bridging pop sensibilities with folk-inspired lyricism.
#Contemporanul #Контемпоранул #Vocal #Instrumental #Ensemble
The 7-inch release “Langeb Laia Lund” brings together a blend of Western standards and Estonian light-music originals, performed by trombonist German Pekarevski, a Soviet-era musician known for his warm tone, lyrical phrasing and frequent work with radio orchestras. Although not a widely recorded solo artist, Pekarevski carved out a niche as a tasteful and technically solid instrumentalist within the tightly curated Melodiya roster, making this single one of the few releases to spotlight him as a lead performer.
The record opens with ‘Langeb laia lund’ song, a gentle swing interpretation of Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas”, followed by ‘Mu vaikiv armastus’ (“My Silent Love”) by Dana Suesse, both highlighting Pekarevski’s soft, expressive trombone lines and the polished backing of the Estonian Radio Orchestra. The mood continues on the flip side with two Estonian compositions: ‘Ummiklaine’ by Kustas Kikerpuu and ‘Iga päev’ by Harry Tarvo, each carrying the characteristic atmosphere of late-70s Estonian estrada - melodic, smooth and quietly nostalgic. Taken together, the four tracks form a cohesive miniature showcase of mellow jazz, easy listening, and regional songwriting, brought to life through Pekarevski’s understated musicianship and his ability to make the trombone both intimate and inviting.
#GermanPekarevski #ГерманПекаревский #Jazz #SmoothJazz #EasyListening
“Na kosmodromie” (On the Cosmodrome) is a cinematic, organ-led jazz-fusion record full of improvisation, grooves, and exploratory passages. The music moves between warm, melodic organ lines and sharper, slightly psychedelic solos, with funk-influenced rhythms and extended sections that give the album a lively dynamic feel.
Grupa Organowa, meaning “Organ Group,” is led by Krzysztof Sadowski and features a full ensemble of organ, horns, piano, rhythm section and occasional vocals. Sadowski’s Hammond guides the music, while Włodzimierz Nahorny’s saxophone and piano add color, tension, and melodic interplay. The vocals provide an extra layer of texture. The rhythm section lays down propulsive patterns, giving the musicians space to improvise and develop extended, groove-driven compositions.
The slightly raw analog production enhances the energy and character of the music, highlighting both the organ and the ensemble’s interaction. Across its tracks, including the multi-section title suite, “Na kosmodromie” blends funk rhythms, fusion improvisation, and organ-led exploration, making it a distinctive and under-the-radar gem of early-1970s Polish jazz-fusion.
#GrupaOrganowaKrzysztofaSadowskiego #KrzysztofSadowski #Cosmodrome #Fusion #Jazz
“Maynard & Gustav” is a captivating meeting point between two musical worlds: the explosive, brass-driven energy of Canadian trumpeter #MaynardFerguson and the disciplined, architecturally precise elegance of the Czech #GustavBromOrchestra. Released in 1970 on the #Supraphon label, the album stands as a remarkable document of international jazz collaboration at a time when such exchanges across the East–West divide were still uncommon.
Ferguson’s unmistakable trumpet presence dominates the record - not through sheer force, but through his ability to rise above the ensemble with seemingly effortless virtuosity. His signature high-note brilliance is fully intact, yet what makes this album truly special is how naturally he blends with Brom’s orchestra. Rather than a star soloist overshadowing a supporting band, the performance feels like a genuine partnership built on mutual respect and shared musical intent.
Gustav Brom’s ensemble, one of Europe’s most disciplined and sophisticated big bands, provides a lush, tightly controlled foundation. Their sound is rooted in traditional big-band swing but is enhanced by contemporary touches: punchy brass voicings, modern harmonic choices, and arrangements that reveal both classical precision and jazz spontaneity. This depth allows Ferguson to take flight while staying grounded in a richly textured sonic landscape.
Stylistically, the album blends hard-swinging jazz, orchestral jazz, and elements drawn from mid-century European big-band aesthetics. It carries the brightness and drive of classic American big-band music, yet its distinctly Central European flavor adds slightly darker tonal colors, fuller orchestrations, and a more cinematic atmosphere.
#gustavbrom #orchestra
A unique gem from Melodiya’s archives, Gustav Brom’s Jazz Orchestra brings Soviet-era dance education to life on the third release in the ‘Learn to Dance’ series.
From Chukchi and Karelian folk moods to Cakewalk, Charleston, Tango, and Maxixe, the album blends tradition with polished jazz orchestration.
What was meant as instructional dance music turns out to be stylish, melodic, and genuinely enjoyable - proof that even “teaching records” can swing.
#gustavbrom #jazz #orchestra #learntodance #easylistening
Collection of Estonian hits.
#variousartists #compilation #jazz #blues #folk
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Aleksei's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.33%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 75 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 95 to 1, with 95 likes and 1 comment on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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- 1
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- 1 : 75
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Who is Aleksei?
Aleksei (@xalekseiv) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram. Aleksei uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Aleksei runs to 23 words.
How many followers does Aleksei have?
Aleksei has 7,090 followers on Instagram (7.1K). Aleksei follows 7,102 accounts, close to one account followed for each of the 7,090 followers. Aleksei has built a substantial archive of 785 posts.
What is Aleksei's engagement rate?
Aleksei's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.33%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 75 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 95 to 1, with 95 likes and 1 comment on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Flinque files Aleksei under a single category, Personal blog. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Aleksei, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Aleksei repeatedly use the words jazz, music, album, melodic and both. Aleksei's captions carry hashtags such as #jazz, #fusion and #easylistening. Aleksei writes those captions mainly in English. Aleksei keeps 9 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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