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Brahja Waldman: Wisdomatic
Prevalgono atmosfere notturne, immaginari commenti sonori a noir d'epoca, frasi dallo svolgimento lineare che subiscono progressive increspature, che alimentano tensioni attraverso lievi accumuli e slittamenti. I due fiati si combinano splendidamente, la lezione dei sassofonisti cool a far capolino dietro le quinte, melodiosi quanto basta ma capaci di guizzi improvvisi. La ritmica lavora in modalità apparentemente metronomica perché impercettibili variazioni sono all'ordine del giorno, mentre il pianoforte tesse trame cristalline che illuminano la scena in maniera discreta e inappuntabile.
Ipnotico.
Track Listing
Sniffing Tears; Bushido; Now Would Be the Time/Antennae to the Sky; Sighing on the Inside; Everything Is Tricky; d'bi; Visions of Wohlom; Eight Billion Riven; Goddbye Funky T'ai Chi.
Personnel
Brahja Waldman
saxophone, altoDevin Brahja Waldman: sax (alto), sintetizzatore; Adam "Bones" Kinner: sax (tenore); D Shadrach Hankoff: piano; Martin Heslop: contrabbasso; Daniel Gelinas: batteria.
Album information
Title: Wisdomatic | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: Self Produced
About Brahja Waldman
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