- Cool jazz
- Modal jazz
- Improvised music
- Avant-garde
- Experimentalism
- Fusion
- World
fusion
Comment:
I am being very lucky because of listening to an outing from the
discography of the Netherlands-based imprint 2419 Record Label and at
the same time feeling sadness about the label's inability to maintain
its website. Unfortunately at Archive.org you can find out some very
huge aggregates of sonic files just pigeonholed by genres. For
instance, to get one slab a music enthusiast must download a huge
volume while it may be choking up his/her computer. Hopefully any
album will be set aside over there sometime. In truth, 2419 Record
Label has been releasing amazing music in many years like the recent
outing used to prove it. More profoundly, this set of 10 compositions
embraces lots of chord changes and dodges in mood yet it is way too
less to say much enough about it. At times it used to happen to chime
in a spasmodic and enraptured way while based on the short fuse of
free jazz. Musically it may resemble Miles Davis from the end of the
60s, and at the beginning of the 70s filled in with enormous energy
while straddling the border between soothing and wild, between more
traditional and vanguard, between sane and mind-provoking. Between
cool jazz, and modal complexity. On the other hand, we have to
understand the whole as a contemporary release of involving more
facade and fads. For instance, one can hear the more steep precipices
and angular chords of math/technical rock and even some picturesque
Balkan gypsy motives now and then. In a word, it is the fabulous
listening session.
