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New Freedom Sound - Two Freedoms (2024) [Spiritual Jazz, Modern Creative]; FLAC (tracks)

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New Freedom Sound - Two Freedoms (2024) [Spiritual Jazz, Modern Creative]; FLAC (tracks)

Unread postby Mike1985 » 01 Nov 2024, 08:13


Artist: New Freedom Sound
Album: Two Freedoms
Genre: Spiritual Jazz, Modern Creative
Label: The Cultural Society
Released: 2024
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
  1. Fourteenth Freedom (12:17)
  2. Twelfth Freedom (15:07)

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    Personnel:
    Fourteenth Freedom:
  • Zach Barocas: drum kit, percussion, voices
  • Mark Cisneros: tenor saxophone, cornet
  • Erica Kane: viola
  • Janet Morgan: voices
  • J. Robbins: piano
  • Gordon Withers: cello
  • Lenny Young: oboe, bass recorder, tenor recorder

    Twelfth Freedom:
  • Zach Barocas: drum kit, percussion, voices
  • Mark Cisneros: stritch, flute, baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
  • Amy Domingues: viol da gamba
  • Janet Morgan: voices
  • J. Robbins: piano
  • Gordon Withers: cello
  • Lenny Young: oboe, English horn

The last time around, this hip combo gave us eight freedoms – and while they've shortened the number here, they've also really augmented their music in a really great way – almost as if they're merging spiritual jazz expressions with some of the building minimalism of the Steve Reich/Terry Riley generation – all of which makes for a very unique approach! Drummer Zach Barocas leads the group as before, with a very masterful command on the kit – but the longer tunes have a nice journey as they find their way to their core, then really set fire – working with an unusual lineup that includes voice from Janet Morgan, piano from J Robbins, cello from Gordon Withers, oboe and English Horn from Lenny Young, and a mix of baritone, flute, bass clarinet, and stritch from Mark Cisneros. The album also has a stunning use of viol da gamba by Amy Domingues, an instrument you're not as likely to find in in a spiritual jazz combo, and one that further expands the sonic palette in a really wonderful way.

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