Ozma – French Explosive Jazz - Hyperlapse (2020) [Hi-Res]
Artist: OZMA - French Explosive Jazz, Ozma, Stéphane Scharlé, Edouard Séro-Guillaume, Julien Soro, Guillaume Nuss, Tam de Villiers
Title: Hyperlapse
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Cristal Publishing
Genre: Jazz, Contemporary Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 55:19
Total Size: 641 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Hyperlapse
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Cristal Publishing
Genre: Jazz, Contemporary Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 55:19
Total Size: 641 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Dust City (Beijing) 06:03
02. Hyperlapse (Hamburg) 04:18
03. Clay Army (Xi’An) 06:57
04. À Leila (Marrakech) 03:53
05. Spleen Party (Ahmedabad) 07:58
06. Tuk-Tuk Madness (Mumbai) 05:34
07. Infinite Sadness (Jakarta) 03:04
08. Die Gilde (Lübeck) 05:13
09. One Night in Bulawayo (Bulawayo) 05:26
10. Entre chien et loup (Purwokerto) 06:48
Personnel:
Stéphane Scharlé - drums / composition
Edouard Séro-Guillaume - electric bass
Julien Soro - saxophone, keyboard
Guillaume Nuss - trombone
Tam de Villiers - electric guitar
OZMA's Jazz means energy and openness, freedom of swing music and effectiveness of rock - within groovy compositions and a formidable team spirit. Colorful, explosive, exciting and allways generous, the band OZMA lays between a mutant band and a jungle of sound. It is a group of nowadays, defending its creative and eclectic music with heart.
Blowing riffs, counterpoints, explosive sounds... Thanks to the originality of their music and a perpetual risk-taking, their shows can seduce an advised expert and also catch curious neophytes. The artistic direction developed from the quintet is plural, reflecting the different spheres of influence of its musicians.
Blowing riffs, counterpoints, explosive sounds... Thanks to the originality of their music and a perpetual risk-taking, their shows can seduce an advised expert and also catch curious neophytes. The artistic direction developed from the quintet is plural, reflecting the different spheres of influence of its musicians.
