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Ryan Keberle & Catharsis: Find the Common, Shine a Light
Protagonista del disco è la voce di Camila Meza, che interpreta i testi in modo sempre appassionato e talvolta interagisce coi colleghi vocalizzando; la supportano i ricercati arrangiamenti di Keberle (dolcezze melodiche e timbriche alla Ben Allison), le cantabili interazioni tromba/trombone e qualche intervento strumentale.
L'album inizia con la dolce folk ballad di Keberle e Mantsa Miro, «Become The Water» e prosegue con l'intenso song di Drexler, cantata in spagnolo da Camila. Sembra l'avvio di un album d'impronta cantautorale ma le successive tracce strumentali il breve intermezzo improvvisato di «Empathy» e il più articolato «Ancient Theory» lo contraddicono. Subito dopo, i temi dei Beatles e di Dylan non lasciano il segno e il disco chiude con altri due affrettati momenti strumentali.
Il livello espressivo è sempre ottimo ma inferiore alle ricche prove del passato.
Track Listing
Become the Water; Al Otro Lado Del Rio; Empathy; Ancient Theory; Fool on the Hill; Mindfulness; The Times They Are A-Changin'; Strength; I Am a Stranger.
Personnel
Ryan Keberle
tromboneRyan Keberle: trombone, Fender Rhodes, melodica, vocals; Camila Meza: vocals, guitar; Mike Rodriguez: trumpet; Jorge Roeder: acoustic bass, electric bass; Eric Doob: drums.
Album information
Title: Find the Common, Shine a Light | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: Greenleaf Music
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