Nicolas Thys Trio - In My Tree (2003)
Artist: Nicolas Thys Trio, Nicolas Thys, Steve Altenberg, Jeroen Van Herzeele, Ghalia Ben Ali
Title: In My Tree
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Igloo Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 58:37
Total Size: 307 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: In My Tree
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Igloo Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 58:37
Total Size: 307 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Borhan (03:35)
2. Acceptance (09:33)
3. I'm Calling You (06:32)
4. Borderline (07:39)
5. Lawn (06:36)
6. Alice Et Mamy (04:06)
7. Blessed And Sinful (07:00)
8. Easy (06:30)
9. Old Man (06:44)
Original compositions, standards and pop songs are mixed and matched on the debut CD from the Nicolas Thys Trio. Purely acoustic (both live and in the studio), a simple and stripped-down concept where the sax plays the melody, the bass adds the counterpoint and rhythmic drive while the drums frame and add colour to the 2 melodic instruments.
This is a trio for whom listening is the first priority, “the space between the notes is as important as the notes themselves”. A trio joined on 3 tracks by the Tunisian singer/dancer Ghalia ben Ali. Although she comes from a different background, she blends into the music with surprising ease, adding a mystical and hypnotic dimension that is uncannily natural… A recording that is simple and true, touching and vulnerable, developed by the frontman, Nicolas Thys.
This highly-rated double-bass player has been successfully travelling between New York and Europe since 1996, for his own projects (Alice’s 5 Moons, Nicolas Thys Trio, Sextet, Nicolas Thys/Mike Kanan duo) and others such as the Kris Defoort Quartet, Walter Lang Trio, Bill Carrothers Trio and the opera “Roméo & Leïla” by Ghalia Ben Ali.
Nicolas Thys Double bass
Steve Altenberg Drums
Ghalia Ben Ali Chant
Jeroen Van Herzeele Saxophone
This is a trio for whom listening is the first priority, “the space between the notes is as important as the notes themselves”. A trio joined on 3 tracks by the Tunisian singer/dancer Ghalia ben Ali. Although she comes from a different background, she blends into the music with surprising ease, adding a mystical and hypnotic dimension that is uncannily natural… A recording that is simple and true, touching and vulnerable, developed by the frontman, Nicolas Thys.
This highly-rated double-bass player has been successfully travelling between New York and Europe since 1996, for his own projects (Alice’s 5 Moons, Nicolas Thys Trio, Sextet, Nicolas Thys/Mike Kanan duo) and others such as the Kris Defoort Quartet, Walter Lang Trio, Bill Carrothers Trio and the opera “Roméo & Leïla” by Ghalia Ben Ali.
Nicolas Thys Double bass
Steve Altenberg Drums
Ghalia Ben Ali Chant
Jeroen Van Herzeele Saxophone