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Release Date: 05 December 2025
Label: Prophone / Naxos Sweden
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 822359004559
Release Date: 05 December 2025
Label: Prophone / Naxos Sweden
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 822359004566
Description
Pianist Adam Forkelid is back - this time with his first solo piano album, born from an improvised concert at his musical home stage, Krematoriet, during the Stockholm Jazz Festival 2024. Over the past two decades, Forkelid has established himself as one of Sweden's most distinctive jazz pianists and composers. From his breakthrough with the trio Lekverk, to collaborations with the Norrbotten Big Band, Maria Schneider, Pedro Martins, and Gavin Bryars, as well as projects like 1st Movement, Soundscape Orchestra, and the Svante Soderqvist Trio/The Rocket, he has constantly pushed boundaries and been heard on stages both in Sweden and around the world. At Dreams, we hear Forkelid in his most stripped-down expression. Four of the album's six tracks are completely improvised, one is based on an old phone recording, and the last is a new interpretation from the quartet album Turning Point (2024). The result is a dreamy, fluid, and intimate journey where both the audience and the pianist share the same stream of consciousness.
Description
Pianist Adam Forkelid is back - this time with his first solo piano album, born from an improvised concert at his musical home stage, Krematoriet, during the Stockholm Jazz Festival 2024. Over the past two decades, Forkelid has established himself as one of Sweden's most distinctive jazz pianists and composers. From his breakthrough with the trio Lekverk, to collaborations with the Norrbotten Big Band, Maria Schneider, Pedro Martins, and Gavin Bryars, as well as projects like 1st Movement, Soundscape Orchestra, and the Svante Soderqvist Trio/The Rocket, he has constantly pushed boundaries and been heard on stages both in Sweden and around the world. At Dreams, we hear Forkelid in his most stripped-down expression. Four of the album's six tracks are completely improvised, one is based on an old phone recording, and the last is a new interpretation from the quartet album Turning Point (2024). The result is a dreamy, fluid, and intimate journey where both the audience and the pianist share the same stream of consciousness.
Orjan Hulten; Max Agnas; Par-Ola Landin; Fredrik Rundqvist; Isabella Lundgren
Nils Landgren; Goteborg Jazz Orchestra; Ralph Soovik
Linnea Jonsson; Bjarni Mar Ingolfsson; Johan Tengholm; Henrik Jaderberg; Lars Jansson; Lina Lovstra
Jenna Nyman; Benjamin Lofgren; John Nilsson; Filip Johansson; Stefan Wingefors; Melker Tornqvist; M
Isabel Berglund; Britta Virves; Oskar Nilsson Bettinsoli; Samuel Lofdahl; Axel Nilsson; Leo Lindber
Irma Neumuoller; Seth Sjostrom
Adam Forkelid
Roland Keijser Kvartett
Rebekka Bakken
Orjan Hulten; Max Agnas; Par-Ola Landin; Fredrik Rundqvist; Isabella Lundgren
Linnea Jonsson; Bjarni Mar Ingolfsson; Johan Tengholm; Henrik Jaderberg; Lars Jansson; Lina Lovstra
Jenna Nyman; Benjamin Lofgren; John Nilsson; Filip Johansson; Stefan Wingefors; Melker Tornqvist; M
Isabel Berglund; Britta Virves; Oskar Nilsson Bettinsoli; Samuel Lofdahl; Axel Nilsson; Leo Lindber
Irma Neumuoller; Seth Sjostrom
Adam Forkelid
Steve Tibbetts; Marc Anderson; J.T. Bates
