Today we dare to visit wonderful universes created by the authors with their talent and imagination. Each of them has its own balance and palette of moods.
1. Sven Wunder β Late Again (2023)
πΈπͺ Let’s start our journey with a cozy world permeated with sun rays. Here the stars line up and form mysterious figures. Perhaps they are moving in their own cosmic waltz. On the other hand, they emit energy, setting in motion photons of inspiration and comets of insight.
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2. Get the Blessing β Pallett (2023)
π¬π§ This album from the British project has been stuck in our queue for an undeservedly long time. We correct ourselves and catch the pulsations that penetrate through it. A good part of the compositions are related to the colors and the title “Palette” is obviously appropriate for it. The band’s palette has contemplative, refined and colored rhythms. Having caught them all, we move on to the next album.
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3. Reinhard Vanbergen, Charlotte Caluwaerts β Circle Back (Inspired by Kadir Ferati Balci) (2023)
π§πͺ Belgian Reinhard Vanbergen continues his own special series of albums, each of which is based on inspiration from the particular artist’s work. This time the compositions are built around the art of Kadir Ferati Balci, a director from Ghent. Here, strings convey the depth of atmosphere and drums and electronics steer the narrative in and out of jazz.
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4. Lucien Johnson β Ancient Relics (2024)
π³πΏ We are finishing this episode in Wellington, New Zealand. Local saxophonist and composer Lucien Johnson presents his latest piece. It was written for an expanded ensemble and six musicians worked on the album. In addition to the drums you will hear elegant percussion and, of course, the decoration of the group, the majestic harp.
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Selected Goosebumps 