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Darius Jones Quartet, Emilie Lesbros: Le bébé de Brigitte (Lost in Translation)
A Berne, se vogliamo, Jones si ricollega per la densità, la tensione della musica e del suo stesso fraseggio strumentale, per certe improvvise lacerazioni (tipo in "I Can't Keep From Weeping"), anche se indiscutibilmente (e del resto forse fisiologicamente) senza la stessa carica identitaria. La voce di Emilie Lesbros vi gioca nello specifico un ruolo decisivo, districandosi fra cantato e parlato (o recitativo) con identica destrezza.
Un lavoro a cui dedicare la giusta attenzione.
Track Listing
Two Worlds, One Soul; Chanteuse in Blue; Universal Translator; Beneath the Skin (we are already one); I Can't Keep From Weeping; Quand vient la nuit.
Personnel
Darius Jones
saxophone, altoDarius Jones: sax alto; Matt Mitchell: pianoforte, piano elettrico; Sean Conly: contrabbasso; Ches Smith: batteria, percussioni; Emilie Lesbros: voce; in “Quand vient la nuit” Lebros anche pianoforte e Pascal Niggenkemper: contrabbasso.
Album information
Title: Le bébé de Brigitte (Lost in Translation) | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: AUM Fidelity
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