Meridian Odyssey - Earthshine (2022)

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Title: Earthshine
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Origin Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:45:42
Total Size: 104 mb | 268 mb
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Tracklist:

01. Meridian Odyssey, Noah Halpern, Dylan Hayes - XD
02. Meridian Odyssey, Noah Halpern - Tuesday Wednesday
03. Meridian Odyssey, Ben Feldman - In Front of the Mirror
04. Meridian Odyssey, Santosh Sharma, Dylan Hayes, Noah Halpern, Xavier Lecouturier - Behind the Mirror
05. Meridian Odyssey, Noah Halpern - Searchlight
06. Meridian Odyssey, Martin Budde, Noah Halpern - About Time
07. Meridian Odyssey, Dylan Hayes, Noah Halpern, Xavier Lecouturier, Jeff Busch - Song for Jovino
08. Meridian Odyssey, Dylan Hayes - Reflecting
09. Meridian Odyssey, Santosh Sharma, Dylan Hayes, Martin Budde - Earthshine

Personnel:

Santosh Sharma - tenor saxophone
Noah Halpern - trumpet
Dylan Hayes - piano
Martin Budde - guitar
Ben Feldman - bass
Xavier Lecouturier - drums

Self-recorded in an airplane hangar in rural Alaska during a pandemic exile, 2021's Second Wave delivered the story of a group of young musicians using exceptional circumstances to create personal & musical connection, and ultimately, a stirring documentation of time-well-spent. With this script in hand, Meridian Odyssey returned to Big Lake in August 2021, settling in for six days of intense rehearsals of nine new originals, with time off for sailing, flying and hiking together. With trumpeter Noah Halpern joining the core band of saxophonist Santosh Sharma, bassist Ben Feldman, pianist Dylan Hayes, guitarist Martin Budde, and drummer/producer/engineer Xavier Lecouturier, the group found a new power and focus in their sound, with the expanded front line and the growing conceptual openness the band had developed. Born from the perceivably "lost" years of '20 & '21, Earthshine will speak to the creative read and react of six musicians on the literal threshold of their careers. While a marvelous tale of its own, it portends to be but an entrance into a musical beyond.