Marco Rottoli Trio - New Year's Eve (2020)
Artist: Marco Rottoli Trio
Title: New Year's Eve
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: AMP Music & Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 39:22 min
Total Size: 222 MB
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Tracklist:Title: New Year's Eve
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: AMP Music & Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 39:22 min
Total Size: 222 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Acacia
02. New Year's Eve
03. So Beats My Heart For You
04. Snowball
05. Chloe
06. Walking Through
07. Bye-Ya
08. Illusion
“New Year's Eve” is the first studio album by doublebass player Marco Rottoli and his trio. The record is the result of his personal path of study and research, shaped by a solid experience gained as sideman and soloist in various fields of the jazz idiom.
In his first release as a leader, Rottoli features two of the most acknowledged italian young musicians: Simone Daclon on piano and Pasquale Fiore on drums. Years of collaboration and occasional gigs slowly built up a tight and distinctive acoustic trio sound, characterized by a high degree of interplay. Dashing and deep harmony, along with lyrical and well refined melodies allow Rottoli's compositions to immediately capture the attention of the listener. The record features five original tunes, two old songs from the early jazz repertoire and a fresh view on a Thelonious Monk classic.
Simone Daclon [piano], Marco Rottoli [bass], Pasquale Fiore [drums]
In his first release as a leader, Rottoli features two of the most acknowledged italian young musicians: Simone Daclon on piano and Pasquale Fiore on drums. Years of collaboration and occasional gigs slowly built up a tight and distinctive acoustic trio sound, characterized by a high degree of interplay. Dashing and deep harmony, along with lyrical and well refined melodies allow Rottoli's compositions to immediately capture the attention of the listener. The record features five original tunes, two old songs from the early jazz repertoire and a fresh view on a Thelonious Monk classic.
Simone Daclon [piano], Marco Rottoli [bass], Pasquale Fiore [drums]