Helle Henning - As Long as We Both Know (2020)
Artist: Helle Henning
Title: As Long as We Both Know
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Storyville Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
Total Time: 37:09
Total Size: 215 / 86 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: As Long as We Both Know
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Storyville Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
Total Time: 37:09
Total Size: 215 / 86 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. If Your Life Was a Movie
02. The Way You Make Me Feel
03. As Long as We Both Know
04. I Am No Shining Star
05. When Love Was You
06. Love is Right Here
07. Knock on Wood
08. I Never Will Forget
09. The Sweetest Moment
10. Little Bird
Personnel:
Helle Henning: Vocals
Nikolaj Hess: Piano & Rhodes
Tony Scherr: Bass
Kenny Wollesen: Drums
Matthias Heise: Harmonica (track 2, 5)
Kirstine Elise Pedersen: Cello (track 3, 6, 9)
August Wanngren: Accordion (track 10)
Julie Boda & August Wanngren: BG-vocals (track 7)
Helle Henning and Nikolaj Hess have once again been in New York to record an album, this time joined in the studio by the bassist and drummer from Norah Jones’ legendary "Come Away with Me" album - Tony Scherr and Kenny Wollesen.
The recordings are now to be released on a new album with ten original songs. The album presents Helle Henning’s deliciously sultry, dark vocals and reveals her capacity for composing beautiful themes and writing clear lyrics using intimate and personal prose.
Helle and Nikolaj have been drawn to the challenge of fusing American jazz with Nordic folkmusic for the past ten years. They love Tony and Kenny’s unmistakable sound and unique musical connection, which with Nikolaj Hess' intricate piano playing and Helle’s Hennings intimate vocal ties it all together. A translucent atmosphere is created throughout the album, settling in the landscape between jazz, folk and pop.
Helle Henning has been called the first Jazz Singer/Songwriter in Denmark. Her music is both present and timeless, and she writes lyrics that, while being poetic and beautiful, comes across as earthed and easy to relate to. On As Long As We Both Know the lyrical content is backed by musicians who in their own way are equally poetic in their expression.
As Long As We Both Know is an album that you can chose to listen to carefully and immersed, or you can chose to have it running as the back drop to a beautiful and evocative evening. However you chose to listen, rest assured that you are in great hands.
”Here is a voice that does not have to exaggerate in any way, but immediately fascinates us with its personality.” (Boris Rabinowitsch/ Politiken)
"The expression is timeless, yet very contemporary. It’s Nordic, melancholic and extremely jazzy. An empathetic calling card from an intense voice that is rich in facets” (Jazznews DK)
The recordings are now to be released on a new album with ten original songs. The album presents Helle Henning’s deliciously sultry, dark vocals and reveals her capacity for composing beautiful themes and writing clear lyrics using intimate and personal prose.
Helle and Nikolaj have been drawn to the challenge of fusing American jazz with Nordic folkmusic for the past ten years. They love Tony and Kenny’s unmistakable sound and unique musical connection, which with Nikolaj Hess' intricate piano playing and Helle’s Hennings intimate vocal ties it all together. A translucent atmosphere is created throughout the album, settling in the landscape between jazz, folk and pop.
Helle Henning has been called the first Jazz Singer/Songwriter in Denmark. Her music is both present and timeless, and she writes lyrics that, while being poetic and beautiful, comes across as earthed and easy to relate to. On As Long As We Both Know the lyrical content is backed by musicians who in their own way are equally poetic in their expression.
As Long As We Both Know is an album that you can chose to listen to carefully and immersed, or you can chose to have it running as the back drop to a beautiful and evocative evening. However you chose to listen, rest assured that you are in great hands.
”Here is a voice that does not have to exaggerate in any way, but immediately fascinates us with its personality.” (Boris Rabinowitsch/ Politiken)
"The expression is timeless, yet very contemporary. It’s Nordic, melancholic and extremely jazzy. An empathetic calling card from an intense voice that is rich in facets” (Jazznews DK)