Trish Clowes - A View with a Room (2022) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Trish Clowes, Chris Montague, Ross Stanley, James Maddren
- Title: A View with a Room
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Greenleaf Music
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-48kHz FLAC (tracks+booklet)
- Total Time: 49:20
- Total Size: 234 / 517 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. A View with a Room (4:57)
2. The Ness (5:52)
3. Amber (5:04)
4. Morning Song (5:59)
5. No Idea (5:02)
6. Ayana (7:17)
7. Time (6:19)
8. Almost (8:56)
1. A View with a Room (4:57)
2. The Ness (5:52)
3. Amber (5:04)
4. Morning Song (5:59)
5. No Idea (5:02)
6. Ayana (7:17)
7. Time (6:19)
8. Almost (8:56)
‘A View with a Room’ is the fourth release by saxophonist and composer Trish Clowes and her acclaimed band My Iris, an intense and thrilling quartet that represents the front rank of the contemporary UK jazz scene. Lauded for her imaginative approach to improvisation and composition, Clowes provides her bandmates Ross Stanley (piano/Hammond organ), Chris Montague (guitar) and James Maddren (drums) with a unique platform for individual expression, delivering driving grooves and lingering melodic lines, seamlessly morphing between earthy restlessness and futuristic dreamscapes.
Most of the repertoire came together during the pandemic for various livestream events, Clowes writing a new tune for each precious playing opportunity. Many of the tracks make direct reference to issues created and exacerbated by the global pandemic, commenting on personal loss and creativity as solace, the climate crisis, and the ever-growing migrant crisis. The title track suggests a surreal, and yet strangely relatable concept, forced upon much of the world during these deeply isolating times. "The Ness" is inspired by sounds and images from a Scottish coastline by filmmaker / collaborator Rose Hendry. “Amber" is for Amber Bauer, CEO of Donate4Refugees (a charity Clowes is an ambassador for), reflecting her energy and dynamism. “Ayana" is dedicated to Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, an inspiring writer, marine biologist and policy expert, who speaks clearly and positively on the issues of climate change. Creative music for and of our times.
Liner notes:
A few important things to know about some of the music… 'The Ness' was written in response to images and sounds captured by film-maker Rose Hendry along the East Neuk of Fife coastline in Scotland. 'Amber' is for Amber Bauer, CEO of Donate4Refugees (a charity I am an ambassador for). 'Ayana' is dedicated to Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, an inspiring writer, marine biologist and policy expert, who speaks clearly and positively on the issues of climate change.
Huge thanks to Dave Douglas and Greenleaf Music for supporting this music so sincerely; to my amazing bandmates Ross, Chris and James; to legends Darren and Luke at Livingston; to Rose for being Rose; and to my husband Chris Kelly for presenting our sounds so beautifully.
Also massive thanks to everyone who has supported my music over the past two years, through extraordinarily challenging times – you have contributed to the making of this album, and the optimism I hope it carries! Some people really went above and beyond, and it will never be forgotten. - Trish Clowes
MY IRIS
Trish Clowes - tenor & soprano saxophones
Chris Montague - guitar
Ross Stanley - piano, Rhodes & Hammond organ
James Maddren - drums
Most of the repertoire came together during the pandemic for various livestream events, Clowes writing a new tune for each precious playing opportunity. Many of the tracks make direct reference to issues created and exacerbated by the global pandemic, commenting on personal loss and creativity as solace, the climate crisis, and the ever-growing migrant crisis. The title track suggests a surreal, and yet strangely relatable concept, forced upon much of the world during these deeply isolating times. "The Ness" is inspired by sounds and images from a Scottish coastline by filmmaker / collaborator Rose Hendry. “Amber" is for Amber Bauer, CEO of Donate4Refugees (a charity Clowes is an ambassador for), reflecting her energy and dynamism. “Ayana" is dedicated to Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, an inspiring writer, marine biologist and policy expert, who speaks clearly and positively on the issues of climate change. Creative music for and of our times.
Liner notes:
A few important things to know about some of the music… 'The Ness' was written in response to images and sounds captured by film-maker Rose Hendry along the East Neuk of Fife coastline in Scotland. 'Amber' is for Amber Bauer, CEO of Donate4Refugees (a charity I am an ambassador for). 'Ayana' is dedicated to Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, an inspiring writer, marine biologist and policy expert, who speaks clearly and positively on the issues of climate change.
Huge thanks to Dave Douglas and Greenleaf Music for supporting this music so sincerely; to my amazing bandmates Ross, Chris and James; to legends Darren and Luke at Livingston; to Rose for being Rose; and to my husband Chris Kelly for presenting our sounds so beautifully.
Also massive thanks to everyone who has supported my music over the past two years, through extraordinarily challenging times – you have contributed to the making of this album, and the optimism I hope it carries! Some people really went above and beyond, and it will never be forgotten. - Trish Clowes
MY IRIS
Trish Clowes - tenor & soprano saxophones
Chris Montague - guitar
Ross Stanley - piano, Rhodes & Hammond organ
James Maddren - drums
Year 2022 | Jazz | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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