Brooklyn Jazz Legends New York Axium Reunite via AI Animation in New Video Tribute "Too Small"

BROOKLYN, N.Y. - EntSun -- New York Axium, the prominent Brooklyn-based jazz fusion group formed in 1985, announces the global release of their new music video, "Too Small." The project utilizes AI animation to reunite the founding lineup following the passing of three beloved members.

Produced by Alexis Layne and Darryl Chalmers, the video is a "living legacy" tribute. It features the likenesses of deceased founding members Ronnie Richardson (Bass), Mark Gatz (Saxophone), and Ron Connor (Keyboards) alongside surviving founders Darryl Chalmers (Drums), Greg Sam (Guitar), and Hal Cohen (Keyboards).

The visual journey, set against a stylized New York City skyline, marks the first step in a major 2026 rollout. New York Axium will release their highly anticipated album, "More Than Words Can Say," featuring previously unreleased music from their private archives, on all major streaming platforms on April 24, 2026.

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"We formed in the heart of the 1980s Brooklyn scene, and the chemistry we had was once in a lifetime," says co-producer and founder Darryl Chalmers. "This project honors the memory of Ronnie, Mark, and Ron by finally sharing our unheard recordings globally. 'Too Small' and the upcoming album ensure the original Axium spirit lives on."

Watch on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/-7a6bCm8lQw



New York Axium (formerly Axiom) rose to prominence on the New York circuit, placing second in the national Willie Nelson/Wrangler Music Invitational and earning a feature in DownBeat Magazine for the year's best amateur jazz fusion recording. Over the decades, members shared the stage with icons such as Miles Davis, Steve Gadd's GADD Gang, and Cornell Dupree, with bassist Ronnie Richardson serving as musical director for Phyllis Hyman.

The release of "Too Small" kicks off Jazz Appreciation Month, leading up to the full album drop on April 24.

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"Too Small" is available for viewing on YouTube starting April 3, 2026.

About New York Axium: Founded in 1985, New York Axium is a premier jazz fusion collective representing the soul of NYC. Celebrated for their "fearless expression" at legendary venues like The Bitter End and Mikell's, the group remains a cornerstone of Brooklyn's musical heritage.

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