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Steve Lehman: On Meaning
by Martin Longley
Even though saxophonist Steve Lehman is uncompromisingly his own composer, an airing of this quintet work can't help but call to mind his forebearers. The prominence of Chris Dingman's vibraphone prompts thoughts of a more wayward version of the Dave Holland Quintet, maybe closer to The Claudia Quintet in its rhythmically angular strikes. Then, Lehman is ...
Demian as Posthuman
By Steve Lehman
Label: Pi Recordings
Released: 2006
Track listing: Vapors; Demian; Damage Mobility (acoustic); Damage Mobility; CognitionCurtis Duncan;
CognitionDrew Hill; LogicMeshell; LogicTyshawn; CognitionErnest Givens; CognitionHaywood
Jeffires; Emphonic; Community.
Steve Lehman: Demian as Posthuman
by AAJ Italy Staff
Steve Lehman si può considerare una delle voci più interessanti emerse dall’ultima generazione di sassofonisti. Appena venticinquenne opera con medesime soddisfazioni sia nel campo della musica contemporanea che in ambito jazzistico; ed anche sul versante della musica improvvisata ama sorprendere con continui cambi di direzione. Se nell’ultimo Artificial Light aveva messo in mostra una esplosiva miscela ...
Steve Lehman: Demian as Posthuman
by Terrell Kent Holmes
How can a disc with Steve Lehman, Meshell Ndegeocello, Tyshawn Sorey and Vijay Iyer go wrong? Demian as Posthuman clocks in at a short, sweet 37 minutes and is essentially a series of sax/drum duets with variations on the same theme (electric bassist Ndegeocello and drummer Eric McPherson are on three of twelve cuts, Iyer on ...
Demian As Posthuman
By Steve Lehman
Label: Pi Recordings
Released: 2005
Track listing: Vapors; Demian; Damage Mobility - Acoustic; Damage Mobility; Cognition - Curtis Duncan; Cognition - Drew Hill; Logic - Me'Shell; Logic - Tyshawn; Cognition - Ernest Givens; Cognition - Haywood Jeffries; Emphonic; Community.
Steve Lehman: Demian as Posthuman
by Paul Olson
Altoist Steve Lehman's quintet recording Artificial Light was one of last year's best albums, but Demian as Posthuman couldn't be more different. The mathematical-time compositions and bracing band dynamic of last year's release sounded utterly modern, but it was essentially a recording made by musicians playing in real time. The new release features some fine players, ...
Steve Lehman: Grooving Not Repeating
by Phil DiPietro
While many lament the current state of jazzy affairs, a closer look reveals a scene bursting with talent and potential, some of it more fully realized earlier than others. In 2004, no younger hopes for the future of jazz burned as brightly as the 26-year old alto saxophone phenom Steve Lehman. With what many thought was ...
Artificial Light
By Steve Lehman
Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2004
Track listing: Fumba Rebel; Alloy; Estelle Teams; Freestyle; Post-Modern Pharoahs; Cloak and Dagger;
Digital Ambush.
Steve Lehman: Artificial Light & Interface
by Kurt Gottschalk
Conventional wisdom dictates that playing jazz comes at least as much from life experience as it does the conservatory, a tenet so associated with jazz that misguided young players in the '50s began taking heroin to simulate Charlie Parker's experience. The drugs-give-you-soul days have more or less passed, but the mystery of what connects heart to ...
Steve Lehman Quintet: Artificial Light
by Mark F. Turner
There have been some quiet rumblings about the young Steve Lehman. The New York alto saxophonist won Downbeat's award for “best alto saxophonist under 21" in 1997 and has studied under sax greats Jackie McLean and Anthony Braxton. His recent associations with his contemporaries include bassist Mark Dresser and pianist Vijay Iyer, with the trio Fieldwork. ...
