Serpentines
by INGRID LAUBROCK with Peter Evans, Craig Taborn, Tyshawn Sorey, Miya Masaoka, Dan Peck, Sam Pluta
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Pothole Analytics Pt. 1
04:44
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Pothole Analytics Pt. 2
05:42
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Chip in Brain
12:31
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Squirrels
15:15
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Serpentines
15:19
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about
After relocating to Brooklyn in 2008 Ingrid Laubrock soon became a creative epicentre in the New York jazz scene, and is now one of the most significant voices in contemporary jazz. The new album 'Serpentines' fits in Laubrock’s musical cosmos, in which improvisational furore and compositional rigour, calculation and freedom, are intermingled. Laubrock grounded this formation with the unusual line-up having been given a carte blanche for the 2015 Vision Festival.
Florian Keller writes in the liner notes: "If we take the title’s suggestion and use snake paths as graphs for the movement of this music, various distinctive characteristics can be determined. Via the crafty compositional and improvisational about-turns, the music spirals upwards, peaking in airy flights. Changes of direction, and rhythmic, melodic turning points drive the music on, and release dramatic potential."
reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev272-a.htm
credits
Ingrid Laubrock: Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Glockenspiel
Peter Evans: Piccolo Trumpet, Trumpet
Miya Masaoka: Koto
Craig Taborn: Piano
Sam Pluta: Electronics
Dan Peck: Tuba
Tyshawn Sorey: Drums
All compositions by Ingrid Laubrock (PRS/MCPS). Recorded on May 24, 2016, at Systems Two, Brooklyn, NYC by Joe Marciano, assistant engineer Max Ross. Mixed by Sam Pluta, mastered by Alan Silverman. Cover art: Malene Bach. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Photo: Reuben Radding. Liner notes: Florian Keller. Produced by Ingrid Laubrock and Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt. Published by Intakt Records
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Ingrid Laubrock New York, New York
Originally from Germany, Ingrid Laubrock is a saxophonist/ composer based in Brooklyn since 2009. Laubrock is interested in exploring the borders between musical realms and creating multi-layered, dense and often evocative sound worlds.
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