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Shalosh
Shalosh
Broken Balance
VÖ: 30.10.2020
Genre: Empfehlungen, Piano Jazz
Gadi Stern / piano & synths
David Michaeli / double bass
Matan Assayag / drums
Music composed, arranged and produced by Shalosh
except Breed by Kurt Cobain
Recorded by Michael Dahlvid at Nilento Studio, Gothenburg, February 3rd-5th, 2020
Sound design by Lars Nilsson
Mixed and mastered by Lars Nilsson
Piano sound design on the “Orphan Boy” by Arik Finkelberg
Produced by Shalosh
Cover art: calligraphy by Shoshu, used with kind permission of the artist
David Michaeli / double bass
Matan Assayag / drums
Music composed, arranged and produced by Shalosh
except Breed by Kurt Cobain
Recorded by Michael Dahlvid at Nilento Studio, Gothenburg, February 3rd-5th, 2020
Sound design by Lars Nilsson
Mixed and mastered by Lars Nilsson
Piano sound design on the “Orphan Boy” by Arik Finkelberg
Produced by Shalosh
Cover art: calligraphy by Shoshu, used with kind permission of the artist
Shalosh make songs without words. Emotion is more important than intellect. Their intensely insistent music does not pose any thought problems, is catchy, powerful and yet filigree. Unbridled joy in playing creates a tension that gets into your legs, twists and turns catchy melodies and keeps increasing them. In this way, a sound is created in ingenious stop & go that you like to let yourself be captured by. It sounds like the future and tradition at the same time.
Shalosh
Piano, bass, drums. Three instruments, three young
musicians.An Israeli band that has a passion for Nirvana, Brahms, and The Bad
Plus. They blend different styles with furious passion: the volume of rock and
the danceability of electronic music meet the sensitivity of trained jazz
musicians. The name of the band is "SHALOSH," which is Hebrew for
"Three." "The three musicians almost explode with joy in
playing. Their extroverted interpretation of the compositional material is overwhelming.
Their melodic shifts, their variations in time (multiple times within one
piece), their improvisational sparks push the boundaries of jazz immensely.Rock references, Eastern and African ideas, even electronic extensions merge
with classical virtuosity and energetic jazz." – JAZZ FIRST | JÖRG KONRAD
