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BAND/ARTIST: Antonio Dayyani
- Title: Trop op
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: April Records & Music Co.
- Genre: Contemporary Jazz, Folk
- Quality: 24-96000 FLAC; 16-44100 FLAC
- Total Time: 00:32:33
- Total Size: 147; 548 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Praised by radio hosts and critics alike for his standout musical personality and compositional voice, young drummer/composer Antonio Dayyani proudly presents his second studio album. Combining Nordic melancholy with dusty Americana, ‘Trop Op’ is set to release on April Records on September 27th.
A followup to his 2022 debut Dayyani released on his own label, ‘Trop Op’ sees the drummer delve deeper into the mood of pedal steel, trumpet and Nordic folk he discovered early in his writing practice and develop it into a bigger, more comprehensive vision.
Featuring eight original compositions and an arrangement of a traditional Swedish folk song, Dayyani’s simple yet sophisticated writing style is focussed on lyrical thematic melodies, rich folk harmony, and showcasing each member of the sextet’s musical identity.
With years of playing together in a number of up-and-coming Danish jazz groups including Tigeroak, Nordlys trio and Vingborg/Valencia Quartet, the ensemble is well versed in giving each other space to express their voices freely. Soaring reverberated arcs from the pedal steel, subtle drum grooves and expressive, tasteful improvisations offer up an imaginative fresh perspective on contemporary Nordic jazz.
The record’s title translates to ‘Step Up’, referring to Dayyani’s view that we all need to step up for our communities and share more of ourselves to the people around us.
“We live in a time where there is an increasing focus on our mental health, and personal growth where we need to take care of ourselves. In doing so, I think we can sometimes withdraw too much into ourselves, focus on the inner self and forget to step up for each other and the community surrounding what we do.”
Antonio Dayyani: Drums
Cahlo Heyman Krill: Guitars (except on “Wow, det er nat”)
Magnus Munk Tækker: Pedal Steel Guitar
Andrea Maagaard: Piano
Harald Hagelskjær: Double Bass
Jon Askjær: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Tracklist:
1-1. Antonio Dayyani - Wow, det er nat (03:45)
1-2. Antonio Dayyani - Skiftevisen (03:52)
1-3. Antonio Dayyani - Fyldt op (…pludselig af kærlighed) (06:07)
1-4. Antonio Dayyani - Snefald på Lyravej (04:39)
1-5. Antonio Dayyani - Stjerner over Vercors (03:59)
1-6. Antonio Dayyani - Melankolsk setting (har aldrig slået fejl) (00:41)
1-7. Antonio Dayyani - Hård uge (02:55)
1-8. Antonio Dayyani - Jakketyvens tristesse (02:00)
1-9. Antonio Dayyani - Vem kan segla förutan vind? (04:35)
A followup to his 2022 debut Dayyani released on his own label, ‘Trop Op’ sees the drummer delve deeper into the mood of pedal steel, trumpet and Nordic folk he discovered early in his writing practice and develop it into a bigger, more comprehensive vision.
Featuring eight original compositions and an arrangement of a traditional Swedish folk song, Dayyani’s simple yet sophisticated writing style is focussed on lyrical thematic melodies, rich folk harmony, and showcasing each member of the sextet’s musical identity.
With years of playing together in a number of up-and-coming Danish jazz groups including Tigeroak, Nordlys trio and Vingborg/Valencia Quartet, the ensemble is well versed in giving each other space to express their voices freely. Soaring reverberated arcs from the pedal steel, subtle drum grooves and expressive, tasteful improvisations offer up an imaginative fresh perspective on contemporary Nordic jazz.
The record’s title translates to ‘Step Up’, referring to Dayyani’s view that we all need to step up for our communities and share more of ourselves to the people around us.
“We live in a time where there is an increasing focus on our mental health, and personal growth where we need to take care of ourselves. In doing so, I think we can sometimes withdraw too much into ourselves, focus on the inner self and forget to step up for each other and the community surrounding what we do.”
Antonio Dayyani: Drums
Cahlo Heyman Krill: Guitars (except on “Wow, det er nat”)
Magnus Munk Tækker: Pedal Steel Guitar
Andrea Maagaard: Piano
Harald Hagelskjær: Double Bass
Jon Askjær: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Tracklist:
1-1. Antonio Dayyani - Wow, det er nat (03:45)
1-2. Antonio Dayyani - Skiftevisen (03:52)
1-3. Antonio Dayyani - Fyldt op (…pludselig af kærlighed) (06:07)
1-4. Antonio Dayyani - Snefald på Lyravej (04:39)
1-5. Antonio Dayyani - Stjerner over Vercors (03:59)
1-6. Antonio Dayyani - Melankolsk setting (har aldrig slået fejl) (00:41)
1-7. Antonio Dayyani - Hård uge (02:55)
1-8. Antonio Dayyani - Jakketyvens tristesse (02:00)
1-9. Antonio Dayyani - Vem kan segla förutan vind? (04:35)
Year 2024 | Jazz | Folk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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