Michael Dease Big Band - Return Trajectory (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Michael Dease Big Band
- Title: Return Trajectory
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Origin Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:33:14
- Total Size: 79 / 211 / 592 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. You Know I Love You
02. Oasis
03. Cherokee
04. Shoreline 151
05. Up South
06. Little Dave
Since Michael Dease’s big band held their two-year monthly residency in Greenwich Village back in 2011, a lot has happened. That laboratory, where risk, refinement, and reflection forged the band’s artistic identity, was the seed that needed to be returned to. Today’s band, however, is not a reconstruction of that past, but a reimagining, channeling fresh vitality into the music while honoring the architectural rigor and improvisational daring that defined those earlier years. At the core is a dynamic ensemble of rising voices from Michigan State University, whose artistry and individuality bring urgency to this collection of music, featuring compositions by Dease, Gregg Hill and the classics, “Cherokee” and “Little Dave,” from Dease’s major influence, J.J. Johnson. Return Trajectory is not a direct return, but a continuation of the arc, guided by experience and propelled by the next generation.
01. You Know I Love You
02. Oasis
03. Cherokee
04. Shoreline 151
05. Up South
06. Little Dave
Since Michael Dease’s big band held their two-year monthly residency in Greenwich Village back in 2011, a lot has happened. That laboratory, where risk, refinement, and reflection forged the band’s artistic identity, was the seed that needed to be returned to. Today’s band, however, is not a reconstruction of that past, but a reimagining, channeling fresh vitality into the music while honoring the architectural rigor and improvisational daring that defined those earlier years. At the core is a dynamic ensemble of rising voices from Michigan State University, whose artistry and individuality bring urgency to this collection of music, featuring compositions by Dease, Gregg Hill and the classics, “Cherokee” and “Little Dave,” from Dease’s major influence, J.J. Johnson. Return Trajectory is not a direct return, but a continuation of the arc, guided by experience and propelled by the next generation.
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