Voyage of discovery

A double album in Jazz - if one at all may say "Jazz" - which is unusual. It is not the number of pieces (23), but the amazing creativity and the remarkable wealth of sound impressions are the ones that give this album power and seriousness. "Masterpiece" has already written one reviewer - you could say rightly.
Particularly striking is among others the impression that the pieces very differ from one another and seem to lead each one of them a life of its own. Lyrical musings, meditative and excessive solos meet. Nonetheless, a common thread is emerging, which runs through the entire work.

An emancipated percussion and an omniscient bass encounter guitar riffs and piano figures, which often form a powerful framework for Christian Scott's dynamic, powerful and crystal clear melodies, which are collected by first robust, but then unexpectedly running harmonic structures. The result is a patchwork of jazz, rock and postmodernism. Lovers of "Rewind That" will not be disappointed certainly.

One can as a listener to spend a lot of time to explore the album and to discover. The next time you hear one nevertheless rediscovered something that did not seem to be there the last time. My tip therefore: take enough time to listen in peace and enjoy.