After a long 2 year wait, the hype around the rollout and the amazing release of the EP DANGEROUS SUMMER last year, this album turned out to be slightly disappointing.
Tbh I’m all for the new direction which Yeat is taking, and which we were given a glimpse of in DS, which yes was more “clean”, “sober” and “mature” compared to his previous discography but also pertained to what has made Yeat consistently stand out from his contemporaries in this field ... read more
Milotn Nascimiento, reflecting on the dictatorship that had plagued him and his country, guides his listeners on a beautifully emotional, atmospheric, and spiritual descent, constructing at the same time a statement against the status quo in many latin american countries during the 20th century.
On Green Street, Grant Green effortlessly intertwines bluesy phrasing with soulful melodies and his characteristic bebop style. I really enjoyed the sparse and minimal instrumentation, in particular because it brings bring Green’s talent and skill as a guitarist to the fore. The three original tracks are all great, and Green’s take on Monk’s “Round about Midnight” is another highlight. ThoughI don’t think this is Green”s best work, it is definitely a ... read more
Whilst not as well known or as critically acclaimed as Time Out, Brubeck here presents a listening experience and overall album that is just as good.
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