You get an unusual sound or two. You get some jazz. You get some ambient soundscapes. You some intriguing and appealing vocal arrangements. You get a sense of curiosity listening to this fizzling amalgamation of jazz fusion, keeping on the dry ground of the genre’s roots whilst tipping their toes into new, unchartered waters.
Category Archives: Jazz
Jazzafari – Jazzfari BeaTape Vol.1
It’s hard to understand this album. One minute it’s a mangled, abstract jazz collage, and the next minute everything sounds disintegrated. I feel that the music takes a wild, unadulterated trip, with fragments of shocks and sensations colliding against each other. It’s an enticing take on jazz music.
Moonlight Girls – moonlight Café
I have to say that this french-speaking close-harmony singing is not just a breath of fresh air – it’s an unlimited supply of oxygen. Anyone who dislikes jazz should cleanse their listening palette now. It’s a rip-roaring ride of early jazz singing, with a modern spin.
Ginger Baker – Why?
This drum legend serves a rich, complex tapestry of rhythmic delights coated in a jazz fusion sauce. Alongside that you also bear witness to some brilliantly average saxophone noodling, although the drumming comes right above all else.
