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For All Your Flowers
By Skúli Sverrisson with Bill Frisell
Label: Newvelle Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Thank You For Taking Me There And Back; A Little Closer; Nowhere To Go; Further Down The Road; Here We Are; For All Your Flowers; Always Late, Always Listening; Baby; Please Continue; Behind The Mountain.
For All Your Flowers
Album: For All Your Flowers
By Skúli Sverrisson with Bill Frisell
Label: Newvelle Records
Released: 2026
Duration: 3:32
Skúli Sverrisson / Bill Frisell, Jared Schonig Big Band, Dana and Alden, Terence Collie
by Cheryl K.
During this week's two-hour program of jazz and improvised music--pianist Ayumi Tanaka, drummer Thomas Strønen, and bassist Thomas Morgan; bassist/composer Skúli Sverrisson and guitarist Bill Frisell; composer/instrumentalist Eldritch Priest; multi--instrumentalist Mark Isham; the quartet Giraffe; pianist and composer Terence Collie; trumpeter Giveton Gelin; and remembering Irish guitarist Louis Stewart (1944-2016) who died ten years ago on ...
Skúli Sverrisson with Bill Frisell: For All Your Flowers
by Neil Duggan
For All Your Flowers is the second collaboration between Icelandic bassist and composer Skuli Sverrisson and guitarist Bill Frisell, following Strata (Newvelle Records, 2018). Surprisingly, despite appearing on more than 100 recordings, Sverrisson remains little-known, while his partner here has spent decades cultivating one of the most recognizable guitar sounds in jazz, drawing as naturally from ...
Skuli Sverrisson with Bill Frisell: Strata
by Karl Ackermann
On their two previous third-season releases, Andy Zimmerman's Half Light and Lionel Loueke's Close Your Eyes (both 2018), Newvelle Records pushed the envelope just a bit away from the deeply melodic formula that they have favored across seventeen albums to date. While those vinyl releases incorporated more elements of improvisational complexity, they were hardly foraying into ...



