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专辑名称: Mesmerism
创作艺人: [Tyshawn Sorey]
音乐流派: Jazz|爵士
专辑规格: 1碟6首
出品公司: Yeros7 Music
发行时间: 2022/7/8
官方标价: £9.04 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Enchantment
Detour Ahead
Autumn Leaves
From Time To Time
Two Over One
REM Blues
详细介绍:
In the world of jazz compositions, few stand as tall today in the field of original music as Newark, New Jersey%27s Tyshawn Sorey. He%27s a distinguished educator, virtuoso drummer and restless creative who%27s won a MacArthur genius award, written commissions for Chicago%27s Lyric Opera and Carnegie Hall among others, and now recorded his ninth albums as a leader. But even a genius deserves to have a little fun once in a while, and Sorey has decided to pitch a curveball and record an elegant album of music written by others. Because of his crisp drumming and artful arrangements, Mesmerism is so much more than just a covers album; these are almost uniformly gorgeous, interpretatively muscular re-imaginings of standards. Detour Ahead, while written by Herb Ellis, Lou Carter and John Frigo as The Soft Winds, is most closely associated with Bill Evans, whose ghost audibly hangs over this version that%27s highlighted by Sorey%27s brushwork. While all the arrangements achieve an easy, natural feel despite their exploratoryness, Sorey%27s hushed, spidery interpretation of the late Paul Motian%27s From Time to Time is masterful in its quiet deliberation. As it has been on more than a few jazz albums, the Joseph Kosma/Johnny Mercer number Autumn Leaves is at the center of Mesmerism. Steering clear of the syrupy sentiment that weighs down most versions, pianist Aaron Diehl ranges up and down the keyboard dancing around the melody with a light touch in odd tempos and unexpected voicings. Bassist Matt Brewer%27s solo is equally ingenious. Hitting one of his obvious sweet spots, Diehl leans into the slow swing of Duke Ellington%27s REM Blues with bluesy gusto. Perhaps the most obvious display of Sorey%27s genius on Mesmerism is his intuition in knowing that this combination of players would, without rehearsal, instinctively mesh and engage in impressive music making. In Brewer and particularly Diehl, Sorey has two like-minded collaborators with the talent and drive to realize his spectacular and often unexpected instrumentation. The mind meld among the trio as they support and contribute to each other%27s ideas and flow is what makes this session so powerful. Recorded by Aaron Nevezie at the increasingly distinguished Bunker Studios in Brooklyn, NY, Mesmerism, which is only streaming on select high resolution-oriented platforms, has resonant ringing sonics. The level of detail captured is heroic; the separation between the three acoustic instruments is nearly perfect. From one of jazz%27s young leading lights, this is an album of standards to cherish. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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