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BAND/ARTIST: Devra
- Title: Devra
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Root Records
- Genre: Electronic, hip-hop, neo-soul, jazz
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 26 min
- Total Size: 155; 290 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Devra is the alias of Italian drummer and composer Fabio De Angelis. ‘Moses’, the first single taken from his upcoming self-titled EP, transitions from free-flowing, open time into bopping hip-hop and neo-soul grooves. These are accompanied by bold horn lines and space for tasteful, expansive improvisation.
Sonically connecting with the overarching themes of transitional spaces between light and dark moments in life, the track acts as an introduction and mission statement of what’s to come. Inspired by the sounds of the Italian underground music scene, as well as hip-hop-inflected jazz of acts Robert Glasper and Roy Hargrove, ‘Moses’ also has space for expressive solos to trumpeter Francesco Fratini and tenor saxophonist Lorenzo De Luca.
Originally from Vicenza, Italy, Devra made a name for himself as a session drummer in his native country, collaborating with several artists on the national scene across the worlds of jazz and pop. His experiences and cross-genre collaborations led to him arriving at a personal synthesis resulting in his upcoming debut EP. It’s a project that moves between jazz and neo-soul, with echoes of hip-hop and RnB that reflect the musical shifts and transitions he’s been through in recent years.
“Moses was the first track that I wrote on the EP, and it was very challenging to write, in many ways. I had the idea of rhythmically introducing parts in ‘stolen time’ but created an obvious contrast through it developing into a strong hip-hop groove within a well-defined, formal structure.”
The EP's second single ‘Blood Water’, uses neo-soul as the canvas for creation, and sees Devra team up with vocalist Sara Vanderwert to deliver an explicit message on this track – it’s our duty as human beings to respect the Earth and our connection with it.
Combining dancing vocal and flute melodies with atmospheric synth layers and a bopping neo-soul backbeat, the track also retains the jazz throughline found across Devra’s upcoming EP. There’s space for tasteful solos from both tenor saxophonist Lorenzo De Luca and alto saxophonist Zeno Merlini, which channel the emotional energy delivered by Sarah Vanderwert’s vocal performance.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Devra - Moses (4:16)
1.02 - Devra - Spring in Basel (5:25)
1.03 - Devra - The Stealer (4:17)
1.04 - Devra - Orange Echoes (6:16)
1.05 - Devra - Blood Water (6:18)
Sonically connecting with the overarching themes of transitional spaces between light and dark moments in life, the track acts as an introduction and mission statement of what’s to come. Inspired by the sounds of the Italian underground music scene, as well as hip-hop-inflected jazz of acts Robert Glasper and Roy Hargrove, ‘Moses’ also has space for expressive solos to trumpeter Francesco Fratini and tenor saxophonist Lorenzo De Luca.
Originally from Vicenza, Italy, Devra made a name for himself as a session drummer in his native country, collaborating with several artists on the national scene across the worlds of jazz and pop. His experiences and cross-genre collaborations led to him arriving at a personal synthesis resulting in his upcoming debut EP. It’s a project that moves between jazz and neo-soul, with echoes of hip-hop and RnB that reflect the musical shifts and transitions he’s been through in recent years.
“Moses was the first track that I wrote on the EP, and it was very challenging to write, in many ways. I had the idea of rhythmically introducing parts in ‘stolen time’ but created an obvious contrast through it developing into a strong hip-hop groove within a well-defined, formal structure.”
The EP's second single ‘Blood Water’, uses neo-soul as the canvas for creation, and sees Devra team up with vocalist Sara Vanderwert to deliver an explicit message on this track – it’s our duty as human beings to respect the Earth and our connection with it.
Combining dancing vocal and flute melodies with atmospheric synth layers and a bopping neo-soul backbeat, the track also retains the jazz throughline found across Devra’s upcoming EP. There’s space for tasteful solos from both tenor saxophonist Lorenzo De Luca and alto saxophonist Zeno Merlini, which channel the emotional energy delivered by Sarah Vanderwert’s vocal performance.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Devra - Moses (4:16)
1.02 - Devra - Spring in Basel (5:25)
1.03 - Devra - The Stealer (4:17)
1.04 - Devra - Orange Echoes (6:16)
1.05 - Devra - Blood Water (6:18)
Year 2023 | Jazz | Nu Jazz | Soul | Hip-Hop | Electronic
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