Akalibrio - Akalibrio III (2020)

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Title: Akalibrio III
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Akalibrio
Genre: Vocal Jazz, Contemporary Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans) / 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:18:08
Total Size: 550 / 229 MB
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Tracklist:

01. A Rainy Night in May (7:02)
02. Fourth Time Through (3:25)
03. Since Choli Smiled (8:05)
04. Like Anything Else We've Heard (4:09)
05. Decidedly Disinterested (5:31)
06. Is It Over (2:19)
07. Be Anywhere (3:36)
08. Linger (4:04)
09. Home Cookin' (3:04)
10. Need to Change (5:06)
11. Walk By (4:02)
12. Once Removed (3:42)
13. Muriel (5:04)
14. College Revisited (4:32)
15. I Tried (5:38)
16. Bad Windows (4:55)
17. Run Away with Me (3:30)
18. Morning (0:24)

Akalibrio is an ongoing musical project that got it's start several years ago in Jim Warner's home studio in Chicago, IL. With the help of some of Chicago's most accomplished artists, those songwriting sessions turned into a full-fledged professional recording project. With an undying passion for composition, Jim began collaborating with engineer/pianist, Dave Dever, and vocalist/pianist/songwriter, John Jones for what would become the first batch of songs to be completed. This brought to attention the need for other musicians to help expand the sound. Enter Neal Alger.
Neal is the busiest guitarist in the city, and for no small reason. His diverse musical abilities helped the group get the sound they were looking for, no matter what the style. Later, Neal and Jim would begin writing an entire new collection of songs. Regardless of the collaborator, these songs required more musicians to help their jazz, intelli-pop based sound flourish. The sessions moved to akalibrio studios in Lincoln Park for about a year and were engineered by Josh Richter. Josh brought a new level of professionalism to the project.
He also helped expand the musician base by inviting Ernie Adams (drums and percussion), Marcin Fahmy (piano and keyboards) and Jeff Hanley (bass) to the sessions. This resulted in the fundamental rhythm section of the band today. These musicians hear chord voicings and rhythmic grooves beyond what was included in the demo versions. This added a level of sophistication to the compositions themselves, and to, of course, the records. It was also clear that the akalibrio studio would be used for compositional purposes only.


Akalibrio - Akalibrio III (2020)