Bobby Avey - Inhuman Wilderness flac album

Bobby Avey: Inhuman Wilderness by Neri Pollastri, published on February 1, 2017. Un trio che si allarga a quartetto in metà delle tracce interpreta Inhuman Wilderness, quinto lavoro a nome del trentaduenne pianista Bobby Avey, ancora poco noto da noi ma piuttosto affermato negli USA. Giustamente, si può dire ascoltando l'album, che ne documenta le idee musicali moderne e inquiete, ma anche la maestria alla tastiera. Collaboratore di Dave Liebman e studioso della musica haitiana, alla quale si ispira in certi passaggi reiterati e percussivi, Avey ha scelto per tema ispiratore del lavoro, come da titolo, l'idea di imperfezione, di inquietudine, che infatti irrompe.

In this interview done backstage at the 2016 Newport Jazz Festival, pianist Bobby Avey talks about his commitment to social justice issues and how it's an intrinsic part of his music. He also discusses his album "Inhuman Wilderness. Avey was performing with David Liebman & Expansions. Interview by Irene Lee. Video production by Will DiGravio. Thanks to Carolyn McClair, Melanie Nanez, Danny Melnick, Jay Sweet and the staff of the Newport Jazz Festival. For more information about Bobby Avey, go to ww. obbyavey.

New York pianist Bobby Avey is a musician on several missions. As a composer, he creates dramatic, multilayered tunes which twist and turn rhythmically, inspired by Haitian Vodou drumming. And as a leader now on his fifth solo release, he has an astute ear for other musicians, notably here rising saxophonist John Gallagher. But if the music is fresh and unexpected, the force and commitment of the pianist’s worldview is similarly impressive: titles such as Rent the.

Inhuman Wilderness - slated to drop June 24, 2016 via Innervoice Jazz - doesn’t rewrite the script from the prior, well-received Authority Melts From Me, but builds on what is already an accomplished craft. Swapping out guitarist Ben Monder and alto saxman Miguel Zenón for another alto saxman, John O’Gallagher, Avery retains his Thomson Kneeland (bass)/Jordan Perlson (drums) rhythm section. Avey even experiments with song durations; Authority had its brief interludes but this time, the short performances are bunched together in the middle of the album. Inhuman Wilderness is even more skeletal, as Avey’s single line figures are suited for a mystery drama film and O’Gallagher adds minimal thoughts that color the song a dark shade of blue. Land Theft is a burst of low-register bombast lasting barely one hundred seconds.

Bobby Avey ‎– Inhuman Wilderness. Bobby Avey piano Thomson Kneeland acoustic bass Jordan Perlson drums John O'Gallagher alto saxophone (2,3,6,8).

LyricsInhuman Wilderness. Download now. English.

BOBBY AVEY is a post bop avant-garde jazz music artist. Praised by the New Yorker magazine as, A young pianist of invention and refinement, Bobby Avey has established himself as an emerging star in the jazz community. In 2011, he won the esteemed Thelonious Monk Competition for composition. This award followed his 2010 debut record as a leader, A New Face, lauded by the NY Times as A promising debut.