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r e l e a s e . i n f o
Artist.....: The Ripple Effect
Title......: Hybrids
Rip Date...: Feb-12-2008 Cat.No.....: 1114
Style......: Electronic Label......: Golden Beams Productions
Quality....: VBRkbps Type.......: Album
Size.......: 89,1 MB Source.....: CDDA
r e l e a s e . n o t e s
Hybrids is a jazz album in name onlyùspecifically the names of
multi-instrumentalist John Surman and drummer Jack DeJohnette, who
leads this collaborative ensemble.
One of the few musicians to have recorded or performed with
Ornette Coleman, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and Miles Davis,
DeJohnette's jazz credentials are obvious. But Hybrids tosses his
cap into the modern electronica realm. With producers Ben Surman
(John's son) and Big Al (the mastermind behind the Sonic Kitchen,
one of UK's biggest and brightest electronic music studios),
DeJohnette reinterprets seven of his own pieces in modern
electronica. Four come from his recent collaboration with Mandingo
griot Foday Musa Suso (Music From the Hearts of the Masters).
Hybrids does feature jazz and world music, but only as raw source
materials for Surman to manipulate in the creation of a new
electronic music hybrid. "I wanted to extract some of the grooves
and melodies that I was drawn to and use them in a different
context, retaining the groove and feel but placing it in a
different musical setting," Surman says. "I wanted to move outside
of the more traditional acoustic approach and add elements you
wouldn't normally find in jazz." In this respect, these Hybrids
might be more Surman's than DeJohnette's.
The opening track, "Ancient Techno," says a great deal about this
set. DeJohnetteÆs fluid drums bubble up from underneath their
accompaniment, constantly changing patterns and sounding like...
have you ever seen a sleight-of-hand artist spin several
basketballs or china plates simultaneously, running between them
all to keep them spinning and in balance? His drumming sounds like
that looks.
"Na Na Nai" opens with Surman on either bass clarinet or
saxophone, which then washes away in electronic ripples; next,
vocals by Marlui Miranda, one of the world's leading researchers
and performers of Brazilian Indian music, are shredded then laid
in between the instruments. As Surman ghostwalks from the
background into the foreground, the multiple layers (drum, voice,
sax/clarinet, and electronic) coalesce to create a very new
musical sound. DeJohnette again sets shifting tides of rhythm and
sound, like a painter sampling from his palette, to create a new
sound for futuristic "Worldwide Funk."
"The Just-Us Department," the final track (and the only new song),
crunches out DeJohnette's most pronounced drumming on the entire
set, pounding thick African drumming hewn in a modern, brittle icy
metallic sound.
http://www.jackdejohnette.com
p l a y l i s t
01 ancient techno 09:12
02 na na nai 09:00
03 worldwide funk 06:20
04 rose garden 08:30
05 dubwise 06:08
06 ocean wave 08:56
07 corn song 07:58
08 the just-us departament 06:23
62:27 min
g r e e t i n g s
agw - amok - bass - bcc - bex - boss - cmg - cmc - cms - d2h
def - dh - disc0 - drum - emp - ftd - fwyh - gem - i8 - ipc
jce - jfk - jrp - just - khz - kinky - kw - lame - maem - mbs
mgc - psycz - r2r - rac - radial - rapid - rks - rtb - sb
sever - sfe - soup - sour - sq - tr - trt - ube - uc - upe
uki - xtc - yard - zi
respect to music lovers worldwide
never forget : go to the show. buy the t-shirt. order the vinyl