Time: 45:24
Size: 103.9 MB
Styles: Jazz vocals
Year: 2017
Art: Front
[3:45] 1. Song Of Hope
[3:09] 2. My Lady
[3:53] 3. It's Been So Long
[4:17] 4. Se'i Yona
[3:27] 5. Emptiness
[3:14] 6. For No One
[2:57] 7. Motherless Child
[3:49] 8. D'ror Yikra
[3:33] 9. Move On
[3:52] 10. Ha'ahava
[5:43] 11. Vamonos Pa'l Monte
[3:38] 12. Blinded
As recent stellar performances at the world’s major venues have shown Israeli double-bassist-composer-vocalist Avishai Cohen is at the peak of his creative powers. Those who have followed Cohen’s career in the past fifteen years or so will know that his musical references reach far and wide, moving seamlessly from classical to jazz and traditional songs. Cohen plays and sings magnificently, and often gives vent to his love of melody as well as the art of improvisation. Cohen’s new album 1970 highlights the more accessible side of his talent without compromising his artistic integrity.
“It’s not a jazz record,” he explains. “I don’t know what it is, but I’ve always had a connection to pop. I like pop as much as I like Bach and Charlie Parker. Singing has become very serious in my life over time. I’ve been asked by many people, when is the vocal album gonna come? Well, this is it, right here.”
“It’s not a jazz record,” he explains. “I don’t know what it is, but I’ve always had a connection to pop. I like pop as much as I like Bach and Charlie Parker. Singing has become very serious in my life over time. I’ve been asked by many people, when is the vocal album gonna come? Well, this is it, right here.”
1970
Hello, is it possible to re-up Avishai Cohen stuff?
ReplyDeletePlease note that mat.tigas is no longer posting at Silky Denims, so re-up requests of his albums shall wait until the album is find.
DeleteThanks Giullia.
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