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Liberation Prophecy: Invisible House
Il collettivo di musicisti non perde mai di vista la forma canzone, e in questo senso la voce di Carly Johnson si ritaglia un ruolo di primo piano, dato non sempre scontato in gruppi jazz amanti del vagabondaggio fra generi. Americana, jazz cantato, folk dalle dorature agresti, per spingere poi verso una delicata e gioiosa anarchia musicale che lascia libero sfogo a una line-up nella quale la componente dei fiati rappresenta una marca tipica.
Liriche le linee della voce e di tutti gli altri strumenti: Invisible House si pone su di un piano mai completamente definibile, nel quale la band sembra suonare talvolta come una formazione rock, talaltra con le movenze di una piccola orchestra. Comunque la si voglia inquadrare, è un piacere perdersi fra i sentieri del verde bosco musicale evocato nelle grafiche di copertina.
Track Listing
You; Fortress; Wish I May; Let’s Not Pretend; Invisible House; The Lazy Mist; Tip toe; Death from Above; Consolations; Nova Vite
Personnel
Jacob Duncan: alto saxophone, flute, Rhodes, vocals; Carly Johnson: vocals; Michael Hyman: drums; Craig Wagner: guitars; Chris Fitzgerald: double bass; Steve Good: tenor saxophone,bass clarinet, clarinet; Chris Fortner: trombone; Kris Eans: trumpet;
Album information
Title: Invisible House | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Self Produced
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