Henry Spencer - The Defector (2023) Hi Res

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Artist:
Title: The Defector
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: AMP Music & Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/48 kHz FLAC
Total Time: 00:42:23
Total Size: 99 mb | 230 mb | 470 mb
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Tracklist:

01. Henry Spencer - The Defector
02. Henry Spencer - Perfect Hindrance
03. Henry Spencer - Undone
04. Henry Spencer - Moment Gained
05. Henry Spencer - Introduction to Without a Voice
06. Henry Spencer - Without a Voice
07. Henry Spencer - Here (for Chicca)
08. Henry Spencer - Overlap
09. Henry Spencer - Not My Country

Personnel:

Henry Spencer (trumpet, flugel)
Ant Law (guitar)
Matt Robinson (piano, Fender Rhodes) Andrew Robb (bass)
David Ingamells (drums)

The trumpeter, composer and bandleader Henry Spencer releases his latest album following his band's growing international touring schedule, radio and TV broadcasts, the increase of audiences and followers internationally and having worked with multi-GRAMMY Award-winning Dave Darlington in New York (credits include Miles Davis, Prince, Herbie Hancock) for his previous album. For this record, Henry Spencer collaborated with two platinum selling producers (credits include Michael Jackson, Kate Bush, Paul McCartney, John Lennon) and a composer for the London Symphony Orchestra.

Touching jazz, rock and minimalism, the music's "astonishing dynamic variety" (Manchester Jazz Festival) combines Henry's "spectacular technique" (The Guardian), intense, raw energy and evocative outlets, with moments of intimate, heart-felt, emotionally-led, lyrical melodies - almost as if there were words being sung.

Henry Spencer composed this album inspired by defectors; whether it's the soldier deserter from an army committing war crimes, or the partner that leaves their abusive relationship for a freer life, the politician who actively challenges and leaves their party, or the North Korean dissident that chooses the life-threatening endangerment of attempting to escape, crossing the border into a completely unknown world, rather than stay living with dictatorship and oppression.