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Tag: Whatever Happens Don’t Be Yourself

Two panels sit side by side: mustard-colored on the left and deep green on the right. Saw-tooth black lines form tall, jagged patterns across both halves, while two imperfect white circles overlap in the center. The left panel reads “Whatever Happens Don’t Be Yourself” and the right reads “Tales of No Consequence.”
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Bergen Improv Big Band to Release Wild New Set: Tales Of No Consequence

Prog News January 16, 2026 No Comments contemporary jazzWhatever Happens Don’t Be Yourself

Norwegian label Is It Jazz? Records opens its 2026 calendar with the fifth album from Bergen-based jazz orchestra Whatever Happens Don’t Be Yourself. The release,…

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