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Curtain of Life by Girls in Airports
From the album
Album Title: How It Is Now
Kaja Records
Released: 2023
Duration: 00:42:15
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About the Album
Curtain of Life is the closest thing to a jazz ballad the band has ever released. The buildup of is just like any track on a classic Blue Note album: a theme, one soloist, another soloist and then a bit of the theme again in the end. Keyboard player Mathias Holm is playing on a grand piano, but his left hand still reaches for a Juno pad here and there. There is no bass in the track, which leaves plenty of space in the sound. The track is named after the classic metaphor for death – the curtain of life falls – which the band had a special connection to.
Tracks
Kabul Bes Curtain of Life Ember Plants Sachette 18 Cabin Yield
Personnel
Girls in Airports
band / ensemble / orchestraAdditional Personnel
Martin Stender: saxophone, flute and keys, Mathias Holm: keys, organ and piano, Victor Dybbroe: drums, gongs, and percussive sounds, Anders Vestergaard: drums and cymbals
Date featured
November 2, 2023
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