Brewer, Matt: Mythology
Brewer, Matt: Mythology
Format: CD
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Artist: Brewer, Matt
Label: Criss Cross
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8712474137329
Genre: Jazz
A leading bassist of his generation, Matt Brewer has distinguished himself in groups led by Greg Osby, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Vijay Iyer, John Escreet and many others. His Criss Cross appearances on Mike Moreno's First In Mind and David Binney's Anacapa have also left a lasting impression. On Mythology, his debut as a leader, the Oklahoma City-born, Albuquerque, New Mexico-raised Brewer leads a sextet with some of the fiercest individualists on the jazz scene today: alto saxist Steve Lehman and tenorist Mark Turner in the frontline; guitarist Lage Lund and pianist David Virelles as ensemble voices and featured soloists as well; drummer Marcus Gilmore bringing a flexible, swinging, highly structured rhythmic vocabulary to the table.With his mostly original pieces Brewer reveals an adventurous, lyrical bent as a composer. The band's uptempo reading of Ornette Coleman's "Free" truly catches fire as well.
Tracks:
1.1 Abiquiú
1.2 Rose Hill
1.3 Fighting Windmills
1.4 Joya
1.5 Moorings
1.6 Free
1.7 Sun Symbol
1.8 Mythology
Audio Sample:
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