Dan Weiss - Unclassified Affections - PI108

Dan Weiss - Unclassified Affections - PIV108

Unclassified Affections

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Cat No: PI108

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Release Date: 06 June 2025

Label: PI Recordings

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 808713010824

Genres: Jazz Contemporary

Release Date: 06 June 2025

Label: PI Recordings

Packaging Type: Gate Fold

No of Units: 2

Barcode: 808713010817

Genres: Jazz Contemporary

Description

Unclassified Affectionsis the entrancing new release from drummer and composerDan Weissthat features the convergence of some of the most intriguing musicians on the scene:Peter Evanson trumpet, Patricia Brennanon vibraphone, andMiles Okazakion guitar. The new compositions, which were written by Weiss specifically for these musicians, range from deep, meditative moments to intense, high-energy peaks, while every track unveils a new layer of exploration. Brennan's sonorous mallet work contrasts with Evans' sharp, inventive trumpet lines, while Okazaki's guitar weaves intricate webs of harmony and dissonance, all underpinned by Weiss' hypnotic rhythms. The Layers of rhythmic and contrapuntal interaction flow effortlessly, framed by a ghostly silence, with plenty of room given to improvisation. Together, they weave a profound, mysterious spell that is shrouded with concealed meaning. It's another transcendent project from a truly unclassifiable artist.

Description

Unclassified Affectionsis the entrancing new release from drummer and composerDan Weissthat features the convergence of some of the most intriguing musicians on the scene:Peter Evanson trumpet, Patricia Brennanon vibraphone, andMiles Okazakion guitar. The new compositions, which were written by Weiss specifically for these musicians, range from deep, meditative moments to intense, high-energy peaks, while every track unveils a new layer of exploration. Brennan's sonorous mallet work contrasts with Evans' sharp, inventive trumpet lines, while Okazaki's guitar weaves intricate webs of harmony and dissonance, all underpinned by Weiss' hypnotic rhythms. The Layers of rhythmic and contrapuntal interaction flow effortlessly, framed by a ghostly silence, with plenty of room given to improvisation. Together, they weave a profound, mysterious spell that is shrouded with concealed meaning. It's another transcendent project from a truly unclassifiable artist.
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