Gabriel Zucker - Leftover Beats from the Edges of Time (2021)
Artist: Gabriel Zucker
Title: Leftover Beats from the Edges of Time
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: ESP Disk'
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 92:08 min
Total Size: 510 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Leftover Beats from the Edges of Time
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: ESP Disk'
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 92:08 min
Total Size: 510 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Requiem #1 (Leftover Beats)
2. Such Closer #1
3. How to Keep, Forever
4. Someone To Watch You, Parts 1-3
5. Stage Whisper
6. Confidence White
7. Songbird
8. Requiem #2 (Well)
9. Shallow Times
10. Such Closer #2
11. Requiem #3 (Future)
12. How to Know, Forever (Evasiveness)
Leftover Beats From The Edges Of Time, the latest release from polymath and musical maximalist Gabriel Zucker, is a sprawling and ambitious achievement. Five years in the making, the 90-minute record defies categorization or synopsis, featuring complex mixed-meter jazz, virtuosic chamber music, electronic soundscapes, and indie art rock — performed with emotion and urgency by Zucker’s virtuoso large ensemble The Delegation. Leftover Beats From The Edges Of Time will be available on September 24, 2021 on ESP-Disk’. An album release show will take place at Roulette, located at 509 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October 5th at 8:00 PM.
Despite its stylistic variety, Leftover Beats musically coheres as a single, carefully crafted composition, portions of which were premiered at Carnegie Hall and Roulette in 2017 and 2019. Written primarily between 2015 and 2018, during several stints Zucker spent living and performing in England and throughout Europe, the record reckons with time, and with the competing impulses of a backwards-looking nostalgia and a forwards-looking futurist belief in progress. “It’s something Americans have been talking about for generations, but the age and gravity of the so-called Old World is always so striking and so palpable,” says Zucker. “As a New Yorker, you find yourself among these ancient buildings in the old capitals of Europe, struck by their beauty, and yet always missing New York’s dynamism.”
Despite its stylistic variety, Leftover Beats musically coheres as a single, carefully crafted composition, portions of which were premiered at Carnegie Hall and Roulette in 2017 and 2019. Written primarily between 2015 and 2018, during several stints Zucker spent living and performing in England and throughout Europe, the record reckons with time, and with the competing impulses of a backwards-looking nostalgia and a forwards-looking futurist belief in progress. “It’s something Americans have been talking about for generations, but the age and gravity of the so-called Old World is always so striking and so palpable,” says Zucker. “As a New Yorker, you find yourself among these ancient buildings in the old capitals of Europe, struck by their beauty, and yet always missing New York’s dynamism.”