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Playtime 2050 by Nick Sanders

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Album Title: Playtime 2050
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2019
Duration: 44:13

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"Live Normal" is the first track from pianist/composer Nick Sanders' album "Playtime 2050." On the album Sanders looks to the future - of jazz and the world in general - with dark humor and an eclectic imagination. Featuring Sanders' trio with bassist Henry Fraser and drummer Connor Baker, "Playtime 2050" features an inventive mix of era-spanning jazz and contemporary classical influences on a set of stunning original music. Where earlier outings supplemented Sanders' distinctive compositions with aptly-chosen pieces by such heavily influential composers as Herbie Nichols, Thelonious Monk and Ornette Coleman, "Playtime 2050" consists entirely of originals, a diverse repertoire ranging from entirely through-composed pieces to free improvisations, solo piano meditations to raucous swing tunes, tender ballads to prepared piano explosions.

Tracks

Live Normal; Manic Maniac; Playtime 2050; Prepared for the Blues; Still Considering; The Number 3; Interlude for S.L.B.; Endless; It's Like This; Hungry Ghost; RPD; Prepared for the Accident; #2 Longfellow Park.

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Nick Sanders: piano; Henry Fraser: bass; Connor Baker: drums.

Date featured

May 18, 2019

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