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Danny Janklow: Elevation
Detto questo Elevation, l'album di debutto da solista, presenta pregi e difetti di una produzione inserita in un modern mainstream al quale mancano sostanziali elementi di novità, per non parlare di una chiara visione prospettica. I brani palesano una certa eleganza e varietà di scrittura -si va dal frizzante «Bad Reception» alla forma ballad di «Hidden Treasure», dal latin tinge di «Calor del moment » alla pop song di «Creep», gli arrangiamenti sono lineari e diretti, i solisti all'altezza ma un senso di routine, di deja vu, si insinua prepotente nel corso dell'ascolto. Insomma Elevation è disco che fila via liscio e leggero, poco adatto a chi vuole regalarsi qualche tuffo al cuore o intense emozioni.
Track Listing
Philafornia; Bad Reception; Hidden Treasure; Creep; Roastmaster; Gemini Vibe; Lolobai; Calor del momento; All in the Name of You; Serene State of Love.
Personnel
Danny Janklow
saxophoneDanny Janklow: alto saxophone, flute; Eric Reed: piano; John Beasley: piano; Benjamin Sheperd: bass; Ben Williams: bass; Nick Mancini; vibes; Jonathan Penso: drums; Jesse Palter: voice; Sam Barsh: keyboards; Michael Mayo: voice.
Album information
Title: Elevation | Year Released: 2018 | Record Label: Outside In Music
About Danny Janklow
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