Damug - Ofrenda del Origen (2021) [Hi-Res]

The Spanish jazz trio DAMUG’s name is an acronym created from the name of pianist, composer and leader David Muñoz Guillamon. But it’s not a one-man show: the music this trio makes is a splendid example of three-way synergy as Guillamon makes lively, accessible jazz with drummer/percussionist Martí Hosta and bassist Manolo López.
This music is redolent of the folk music in Guillamon’s home in the Catalan region of Montserrat (Barcelona), with additional influences from Cuba and from Spain’s Celtic region of Galicia. Guillamon started out as a self-taught pianist, but he has also studied composition, performance and improvization at the Taller de Músics (Barcelona) and the Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana during a two year stay in Cuba. Another alumnus of Barcelona’s Taller de Músics, he has played everything from flamenco to jazz fusion with Spanish and world music acts too numerous to mention. Likewise bassist López has played with everybody, in styles ranging from pop, rock, funk, thrash metal to jazz, folk and world music.

Tracklist:
1 01. Damug - Palohumano (05:15)
1 02. Damug - Anoiram (05:59)
1 03. Damug - La Matrix (04:50)
1 04. Damug - El Gallo (03:15)
1 05. Damug - (ODO) Ofrenda del Orígen (09:51)
1 06. Damug - Siete Cuadros (06:37)
1 07. Damug - Pasa el Tiempo (04:29)
1 08. Damug - Soraserá (04:49)
1 09. Damug - Nuevo Mundo (03:53)