Wollny_-_Parisien_-_Lefebvre_-_Lillinger--XXXX-(ACT9924-2)-WEB-2021-OMA

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2021-05-05

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 █████▀         Wollny - Parisien - Lefebvre - Lillinger - XXXX          ▀█████
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 █▓▓▓▓    ARTiST..[ Wollny - Parisien - Lefebvre - Lillinger              ▓▓▓▓█
 █▓▓▓▓    TiTLE...[ XXXX                                                  ▓▓▓▓█
 ████     GENRE...[ Jazz                    CAT#....[ ACT9924-2            ████
 ████     LABEL...[ ACT Music               ENCODER.[ Lame 3.99.5          ████
 ████     YEAR....[ 2021                    QUALiTY.[ 320kbps              ████
 ████     SOURCE..[ WEB                     MODE....[ Joint Stereo         ████
 ████     PLAYTIME[ 44:53                   REL.DATE[ 05.05.2021           ████
 ████     TRACKS..[ 10                      RiPPER..[ TEAM OMA             ████
 ████     SiZE....[ 102,91 MB               SUPPLiER[ TEAM OMA             ████
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 ████     01  Somewhere Around Barstow                          04:16      ████
 ████     02  Dick Laurent Is Dead                              04:48      ████
 ████     03  Too Bright in Here                                05:34      ████
 ████     04  Grandmother's Hammer                              02:01      ████
 ████     05  The Haul                                          05:04      ████
 ████     06  Find the Fish                                     03:06      ████
 ████     07  Doppler Fx                                        04:01      ████
 ████     08  Michael vs. Michael                               06:51      ████
 ████     09  Noervenich Lounge                                 03:49      ████
 ████     10  Nostalgia for the Light                           05:23      ████
 ████                                                    ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙      ████
 ████                                                    TOTAL: 44:53      ████
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 ████            https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08W53NJPQ/                     ████
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 ████            Four greats of jazz & beyond join for a week of           ████
 ████            collective, entirely free improvisation, later            ████
 ████            to be transformed into a radical, intense,                ████
 ████            exciting recording of truly new music.                    ████
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 ████            eXplore                                                   ████
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 ████            This story begins with just one sound,                    ████
 ████            originating in the place which Berlin jazz                ████
 ████            people think of as their living room, the A-              ████
 ████            Trane. Back in December 2019, the club was host           ████
 ████            to four leading figures in todayÆs improvised             ████
 ████            music scene, who turned this cozy space into              ████
 ████            their blank canvas, their research lab. In                ████
 ████            eight sets over four nights, piano phenomenon             ████
 ████            Michael Wollny, re-inventor of the soprano                ████
 ████            saxophone Emile Parisien, electric bass icon              ████
 ████            Tim Lefebvre, and that free spirit of the drum            ████
 ████            kit Christian Lillinger were given free rein.             ████
 ████            They had agreed beforehand, incidentally, that            ████
 ████            nothing should be composed, arranged or pre-              ████
 ████            planned.                                                  ████
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 ████            eXpand                                                    ████
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 ████            As a result, the music we hear doesnÆt fit into           ████
 ████            any category. WeÆre in uncharted territory, so            ████
 ████            a good way to capture its essence might be to             ████
 ████            break it down into its four component parts.              ████
 ████            First thereÆs Michael Wollny, here for the very           ████
 ████            first time playing only on electronic keyboard            ████
 ████            instruments. He creates a characterful world of           ████
 ████            retro-futuristic sounds that is very much his             ████
 ████            own. We find the occasional nod to early Jean-            ████
 ████            Michel Jarre, references to science fiction and           ████
 ████            horror movies, and also vivid memories of the             ████
 ████            sounds of avant-garde Krautrock: "Can" and                ████
 ████            Irmin Schmidt and Klaus Schulze. As for Tim               ████
 ████            Lefebvre, here is a musician who has plied his            ████
 ████            very great craft with stars such as David                 ████
 ████            Bowie, the Tedeschi Trucks Band, John Mayer,              ████
 ████            Knower, Steely Dan, Elvis Costello and Wayne              ████
 ████            Krantz. Here he is like a rock in a tempestuous           ████
 ████            sea. He propels the music forward with a                  ████
 ████            combination of bass and effects. He builds                ████
 ████            structures and tames unruly elements. The way             ████
 ████            he lays down a groove is overwhelming. As a               ████
 ████            counterbalance we find the explosive yet highly           ████
 ████            sensitive playing of drummer Christian                    ████
 ████            Lillinger. He stacks layer upon layer of                  ████
 ████            rhythms and textures. And the melodic lines of            ████
 ████            Emile Parisien on soprano saxophone always have           ████
 ████            an astonishing springy inventiveness. Such is             ████
 ████            ParisienÆs latent energy, it seems as if at any           ████
 ████            moment he could suddenly become airborne.                 ████
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 ████            eXploit                                                   ████
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 ████            It takes a particular kind of musician to step            ████
 ████            forward willingly into a context like this with           ████
 ████            no fall-back or safety net. Before they                   ████
 ████            actually met, the four musicians had been well            ████
 ████            aware of the risks. Each of them knew how                 ████
 ████            different the othersÆ musical vocabularies and            ████
 ████            heritages were. And there was indeed a kind of            ████
 ████            tension at the start, which took about a                  ████
 ████            quarter of an hour to subside. What took its              ████
 ████            place, however, was a collective sense of                 ████
 ████            raised consciousness. The playersÆ eager                  ████
 ████            curiosity as to what the next turn, the next              ████
 ████            impulse, the next push will be is palpable to             ████
 ████            the listener. One can sense the tension between           ████
 ████            the urge to construct forms, lines, grooves,              ████
 ████            harmonies, textures, versus the illicit joy of            ████
 ████            tearing such fragile structures apart before              ████
 ████            they have even been heard. There are beats and            ████
 ████            patterns from the 90s, 80s and 70s, all                   ████
 ████            coalescing into cinematic bacchanalia of sound.           ████
 ████            These four master improvisers and composers all           ████
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