Phraim - Tides (2020) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Phraim
Title: Tides
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: QFTF
Genre: Jazz
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 57:42
Total Size: 133 / 353 MB / 1.17 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Tides
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: QFTF
Genre: Jazz
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 57:42
Total Size: 133 / 353 MB / 1.17 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. And Still I Rise (3:57)
02. First You Come for Me, Then You Run from It (6:47)
03. Minuit (Praeludium) (4:34)
04. Minuit (6:24)
05. Let Me Die Here (4:18)
06. I (2:16)
07. A Single Rose (3:45)
08. II (3:06)
09. Marionette (4:34)
10. III (1:33)
11. Twist Me a Crown of Windflowers (3:33)
12. Sweet Nothings (6:11)
13. IV (2:45)
14. Sleep Paralysis (4:06)
Phraim was founded by singer Nina Reiter, pianist Stephan Plecher, bassist Marc Mezgolits and drummer Peter Primus Frosch in the fall of 2016. The band’s first album /fɹeɪm/ was released on QFTF Records in February 2019.
“Tides”, in German: “Gezeiten” or “Ebbe und Flut”, is the title of the second album by the band Phraim, which is committed to a modern jazz sound. The quartet works on its music as a collective, which is made possible by years of cooperation and mutual trust. The result is a strikingly different, varied program full of ups and downs, gripping grooves and atmospheric improvisation, self-confident interplay and fragile interludes. There are no contradictions of the band’s sound, it is homogeneous. Maybe the title can be interpreted as a metaphor for the band: as with ebb and flow, different waves with different speeds, heights and energies arise, which together create a musical ocean that is as diverse as it is profound.
“Tides” is not a typical album: It was created as part of a live concert in the studio, which was attended by an invited audience. The program was run through once – without any interruptions or without cuts. The listener has to decide for himself whether the end result makes a difference, but it cannot be denied that the energy of the audience can be felt.
“Tides” will be released in spring 2020 and is definitely a release that should not be missed – it is a further development of the style that the ensemble has already researched and developed on their first self-titled album and testifies to a self-confident, young band that does not shy away from exploring contrasts and going their own way, regardless of musical trends.
Nina Reiter - Vocals
Peter Primus Frosch - Drums
Marc Mezgolits - Electric Bass
Stephan Plecher - Piano
“Tides”, in German: “Gezeiten” or “Ebbe und Flut”, is the title of the second album by the band Phraim, which is committed to a modern jazz sound. The quartet works on its music as a collective, which is made possible by years of cooperation and mutual trust. The result is a strikingly different, varied program full of ups and downs, gripping grooves and atmospheric improvisation, self-confident interplay and fragile interludes. There are no contradictions of the band’s sound, it is homogeneous. Maybe the title can be interpreted as a metaphor for the band: as with ebb and flow, different waves with different speeds, heights and energies arise, which together create a musical ocean that is as diverse as it is profound.
“Tides” is not a typical album: It was created as part of a live concert in the studio, which was attended by an invited audience. The program was run through once – without any interruptions or without cuts. The listener has to decide for himself whether the end result makes a difference, but it cannot be denied that the energy of the audience can be felt.
“Tides” will be released in spring 2020 and is definitely a release that should not be missed – it is a further development of the style that the ensemble has already researched and developed on their first self-titled album and testifies to a self-confident, young band that does not shy away from exploring contrasts and going their own way, regardless of musical trends.
Nina Reiter - Vocals
Peter Primus Frosch - Drums
Marc Mezgolits - Electric Bass
Stephan Plecher - Piano