Sawt Out - Black Current (2023) Hi Res

Artist: Sawt Out
Title: Black Current
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Al Maslakh
Genre: Jazz, Free Jazz, Experimental
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/44 kHz FLAC
Total Time: 00:41:50
Total Size: 96 mb | 235 mb | 446 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Black Current
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Al Maslakh
Genre: Jazz, Free Jazz, Experimental
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/44 kHz FLAC
Total Time: 00:41:50
Total Size: 96 mb | 235 mb | 446 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Sawt Out - After the Rain
02. Sawt Out - Breite Schmurchel
03. Sawt Out - Zone Restreinte
04. Sawt Out - Teshrin Al Awwal
Personnel:
Burkhard Beins – percussion
Mazen Kerbaj – trumpet
Michael Vorfeld – percussion
Since its foundation in 2015, Berlin-based trio SAWT OUT has shaped and refined its profile as a prominent improvisational unit. With their unusual acoustic instrumentation of trumpet and two sets of percussion, the three artists create bewildering sound-worlds rich in detail and musical interaction.
"Black Current" is their second studio album, and features a different approach than its predecessor from 2019. While the latter was more representative of the sudden changes and machine-like precision heard in the group's live performances, individual ideas emerge at a slower pace on this new album, and musical material rather flows in currents through the group, often blurring its instrumental origins, while shifting and transforming from one player to another. Nevertheless there's an extraordinary tightness to the group's interplay throughout the four tracks, sometimes giving the impression of one collective brain being distributed among three musicians, where each slight change of a musical element directly affects all the others.
"Black Current" is their second studio album, and features a different approach than its predecessor from 2019. While the latter was more representative of the sudden changes and machine-like precision heard in the group's live performances, individual ideas emerge at a slower pace on this new album, and musical material rather flows in currents through the group, often blurring its instrumental origins, while shifting and transforming from one player to another. Nevertheless there's an extraordinary tightness to the group's interplay throughout the four tracks, sometimes giving the impression of one collective brain being distributed among three musicians, where each slight change of a musical element directly affects all the others.