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Bugge Wesseltoft: IM
by John Kelman
Following a series of releases that, under the imprint “New Conception of Jazz," find the place where improvisation, jazz and dance club beats meet, pianist Bugge Wesseltoft's IM might be considered a significant departure. And significant it is, though it won't be a complete surprise to those who have either attended Norway's Punkt festival, or have ...
New Conception Of Jazz Live
Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Live In Amiens 2. Live In Cologne 3. Sharing, Live In Paris 4. Live At Bla 5. Feel Good 6.
Existence
Bugge Wesseltoft: New Conception of Jazz Live
by Colin Buttimer
Reflective electric piano chords, the tsk tsk of percussion – it could almost be the the first half of a '70s buildup to a souljazz masterpiece – there’s a little electric bass, the occasional unidentifiable sound and then suddenly the marshal pulse of an electronic house rhythm sounds out accompanied by the low growl of an ...
Moving
Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Change;Gare du Nord;Yellow is the Colour;Lone;Moving;Heim
Bugge Wesseltoft (New Conception of Jazz): Moving
by John Eyles
With his 1998 album, Sharing, Norwegian Bugge Wesseltoft made people sit up and take notice. In the tidal wave of verbiage at the end of the last Millenium, he was more than once hailed as “the future of jazz." His music is a hybrid, containing elements of rock, dub, ambient, funk and techno. But it has ...
Bugge Wesseltoft: New Conception Of Jazz Sharing
by Ian Nicolson
Which brings us to Norwegian Grammy-winning pianist and composer Wesseltoft's latest for his own Jazzland label. Halfway between the lounge lizard irony of Dimitri from Paris and the lyrical quartet settings of Dave Brubeck or the acoustic Herbie Hancock, Sharing is one of those mould-breaking sets that tend to outlast the vagaries of musical fashion.
