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Stephan Crump: Rosetta
La musica è pacata e riflessiva, perfetta colonna sonora per una passeggiata in riva al lago durante i mesi primaverili o autunnali. Le due chitarre ricamano arpeggi e piccole melodie che si attorcigliano sulla pianta centrale solida e robusta fornita dalle belle linee rotonde del contrabbasso di Crump.
Spesso emergono derive folk e pedali che sorreggono elegantemente l'improvvisazione, il clima generale è pieno di pace e serenità, onestà e gentilezza. La registrazione è stata fatta informalmente, a casa di Crump, senza troppe pretese, ma la presa di suono è eccellente e la chimica che si è venuta a formare fra questi tre musicisti è degna di nota.
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Track Listing
01. Tag; 02. Were It a Loss; 03. Rosetta; 04. Kudzu; 05. Carrousel en Verre; 06. Rosie; 07. Residual; 08. Our Survival; 09. Ingénue; 10. Atanarjuat; 11. The Bells of Bamburg.
Personnel
Stephan Crump
bass, acousticStephan Crump (contrabbasso); Liberty Ellman (chitarra acustica); Jamie Fox (chitarra elettrica).
Album information
Title: Rosetta | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Self Produced
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