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New Music from Ivo Perelman

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
December 14, 2020
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Ivo Perelman sent me three new albums. When I saw the musicians involved it reminded me of some other great releases featuring those people. I had a search in the archive and pulled together some music to compliment the new releases from Perelman. There's also two great new albums—one from Samo Salamon & Friends, and the other from the Tani Tabbal Trio. The show concludes with some stunning music from Frank Gratkowski, Achim Kaufmann, Wilbert de Joode, and Tony Buck.

Playlist

Ivo Perelman, Pascal Marzan "Bees And Squirrels In The Garden/Two Bees At My Window" from Dust of Light/Ears Drawing Sounds (Setola di Maiale/Ibeji) 00:00
Samo Salamon & Friends "Miss Sarcasm (feat. Alex Machacek)" from Almost Alone Vol.1 (Samo Records) 09:21
Tani Tabbal Trio "Now Then" from Now Then (Tao Forms) 14:19
Gordon Grdina's The Marrow "Boubacar" from Ejdeha (Songlines Recordings) 22:36
Matthew Shipp, Mark Helias, Gordon Grdina "The Distance" from Skin and Bones (Not Two Records) 30:08
Samo Salamon & Friends "Crooswijk (feat. Cenk Erdogan)" from Almost Alone Vol.1 (Samo Records) 44:09
Tani Tabbal Trio "Just Woke Up" from Now Then (Tao Forms) 50:29
Ivo Perelman, Gordon Grdina, Hamin Honari "Light Upon Light" from The Purity of Desire (Not Two Records) 1:00:00
Joe Morris, Ben Hall, Andria Nicodemou "Raven III" from Raven (Catalytic Sound) 1:09:57
Samo Salamon & Friends "Nightmare (feat. Rafal Sarnecki)" from Almost Alone Vol.1 (Samo Records) 1:22:05
Tani Tabbal Trio "Oh See OC Revisited" from Now Then (Tao Forms) 1:29:01
Ivo Perelman, Joe Morris, Matthew Shipp "Religious Ecstasy" from Shamanism (Mahakala Music) 1:38:58
Frank Gratkowski, Achim Kaufmann, Wilber de Joode, Tony Buck "Biomes" from Flatbosc & Cautery (NoBusiness Records) 1:49:52

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About Ivo Perelman

Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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