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Rachel Eckroth - The Garden (2021)
BAND/ARTIST: Rachel Eckroth
- Title: The Garden
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: Rainy Days
- Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz
- Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:43:08
- Total Size: 103 mb | 246 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Dracaena
02. Rachel Eckroth, Andrew Krasilnikov, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Under a Fig Tree
03. Rachel Eckroth, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Low Hanging Fruit
04. Rachel Eckroth, Nir Felder, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Dried Up Roots
05. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - The Garden
06. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Austin White - Black Eyed Susan
07. Rachel Eckroth, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Vines
08. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Oil
Personnel:
Rachel Eckroth - Piano, Voice, Yamaha CP70, Prophet 6, Mellotron
Tim Lefebvre - Electric Bass, Guitar
Christian Euman - Drums
Donny McCaslin - Tenor Saxophone
Andrew Krasilnikov - Soprano Saxophone
Nir Felder - Electric Guitar
Austin White - Modular Synth
01. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Dracaena
02. Rachel Eckroth, Andrew Krasilnikov, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Under a Fig Tree
03. Rachel Eckroth, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Low Hanging Fruit
04. Rachel Eckroth, Nir Felder, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Dried Up Roots
05. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - The Garden
06. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Austin White - Black Eyed Susan
07. Rachel Eckroth, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Vines
08. Rachel Eckroth, Donny McCaslin, Tim Lefebvre, Christian Euman - Oil
Personnel:
Rachel Eckroth - Piano, Voice, Yamaha CP70, Prophet 6, Mellotron
Tim Lefebvre - Electric Bass, Guitar
Christian Euman - Drums
Donny McCaslin - Tenor Saxophone
Andrew Krasilnikov - Soprano Saxophone
Nir Felder - Electric Guitar
Austin White - Modular Synth
Pianist, composer and singer Rachel Eckroth’s first release on Rainy Days Records unveils fresh sounds from her evolving artistry. Steeped in synth orchestration, The Garden reflects a nuanced exploration of sonic impulses and inquiries alongside Eckroth’s signature layered compositions and glimmers of trance-inducing vocals. With contributions from acclaimed guitarist Nir Felder, saxophonists Donny McCaslin and Andrew Krasilnikov and modular synth master Austin White, and a core band featuring bassist Tim Lefebvre and drummer Christian Euman, The Garden emerged conceptually while Eckroth was writing new music during the pandemic. “Everything on the album has a different feel to it — different colors and textures,” says the West Coast artist. “It felt like a garden. So we just rolled with it.”
Eckroth revels in new experiences across rich, diverse musical settings. The multifaceted artist continually refines her expression, frequently collaborating as a featured guest with creative visionaries who have included Rufus Wainwright, St. Vincent, KT Tunstall, Donny McCaslin, Tia Fuller and Chris Botti. But composing during the pandemic afforded Eckroth and partner Lefebvre unique opportunities to compose and perform together. From their home in Arizona, they dug in to each other’s expressions and began developing a duo sound. “Especially during Covid, we were making music pretty much every day together,” says Eckroth. When Eugene Petruhanskiy greenlit a possible release from Eckroth for Rainy Days, she and Lefebvre considered what they might create around a synth-forward recording. The textural-minded musicians began soundscaping across familiar territory and new domains. Almost immediately, the Prophet 6 emerged as a key element for record’s sound. “It ends up on a lot of my live gigs,” says Eckroth. “I’ve used it on all the tours I’ve played with other people. I’m a pianist, but the record doesn’t have a lot of piano. The Yamaha CP 70 served the ‘meat’ of some of the songs. And the Korg minilogue is an instrument I use really well for some reason; it’s very intuitive.
Eckroth revels in new experiences across rich, diverse musical settings. The multifaceted artist continually refines her expression, frequently collaborating as a featured guest with creative visionaries who have included Rufus Wainwright, St. Vincent, KT Tunstall, Donny McCaslin, Tia Fuller and Chris Botti. But composing during the pandemic afforded Eckroth and partner Lefebvre unique opportunities to compose and perform together. From their home in Arizona, they dug in to each other’s expressions and began developing a duo sound. “Especially during Covid, we were making music pretty much every day together,” says Eckroth. When Eugene Petruhanskiy greenlit a possible release from Eckroth for Rainy Days, she and Lefebvre considered what they might create around a synth-forward recording. The textural-minded musicians began soundscaping across familiar territory and new domains. Almost immediately, the Prophet 6 emerged as a key element for record’s sound. “It ends up on a lot of my live gigs,” says Eckroth. “I’ve used it on all the tours I’ve played with other people. I’m a pianist, but the record doesn’t have a lot of piano. The Yamaha CP 70 served the ‘meat’ of some of the songs. And the Korg minilogue is an instrument I use really well for some reason; it’s very intuitive.
Year 2021 | Jazz | Vocal Jazz | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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