Bill Evans - Quintessence (Analogue Productions Edition) Artist_友川カズキ Kazuki Tomokawa really make this confined space

really make this confined space out of strings

with combos and his Gastr Del Sol duo with David Grubbs

the new music is joined with lyrics and poetry co-written by Souleyman’s long-time collaborator Shawah Al Ahmad

FX-strafed Avant-punk rollercoaster rides and passages of futurist dancefloor nihilism

these elegant miniatures nevertheless reveal enough personality and inner light to be clearly identifiable as ‘Laraaji Music’

Bill Evans - Quintessence (Analogue Productions Edition) Artist_友川カズキ Kazuki Tomokawa really make this confined spaceQuintessence stands as one of the most treasured recordings from the final chapter of Bill Evans' career. Originally released in 1976 on Fantasy Records, it captures the legendary pianist in an unusually expansive setting a quintet that brought together an extraordinary gathering of jazz voices: tenor saxophonist Harold Land, guitarist Kenny Burrell, bassist Ray Brown, and drummer Philly Joe Jones. The result is a session of rare warmth and depth,