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| Knee-Deep in the North Sea |
| Portico Quartet |
| első megjelenés éve: 2007 |
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| 6.836 Ft
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| 1. | News from Verona
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| 2. | [Something's Going Down On] Zavadovski Island
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| 3. | Knee-Deep in the North Sea
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| 4. | Too Many Cooks
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| 5. | Steps in the Wrong Direction
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| 6. | Monsoon: Top to Bottom
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| 7. | The Kon Tiki Expedition
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| 8. | Cittagazze
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| 9. | Pompidou
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Jazz / International Fusion
2008 Mercury Prize Nominee! Portico Quartet are four young musicians from South London who sound like nothing you've ever heard before. Living and playing together they describe their ethos as like an Indy band that plays post-Jazz, and their unique sound has won them fans from Gilles Peterson and Notion to BBC Music Magazine, and made them Time Out's Jazz, Folk and World music album of the year.
Portico Quartet
Active Decade: '00s
Born: 2005 in London, England
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Modern Creative, Worldbeat, Avant-Garde Jazz, International Fusion
The Portico Quartet is a contemporary modern jazz and ethnic fusion ensemble from South London, England. Formed in 2005, the band was initially inspired to play via founding member Duncan Bellamy's purchase of an exotic yet contemporary instrument, the hang, at a music festival. The hang, invented in 2000 in Switzerland, is a metallic lap drum with clamped shells, the melodious sound of which resembles both a steel drum and Balinese metallaphone. Where the quartet's influences clearly reference modern jazz and African music, the trance-like sonics of the hang draw closer comparisons to minimalists Philip Glass and Steve Reich, or gamelan music. A weekly session at the South Bank and residency at the Brixton Ritzy earned them a cult following. It also inspired London's premier jazz club, the Vortex, to start a record label to release their music. Championed by archivist and historian/mixer Gilles Peterson, the Portico Quartet's debut release, Knee Deep in the North Sea, was acclaimed as jazz, folk, and world music Album of the Year for 2007 by Time Out magazine, and was a Mercury Music Prize honoree for 2008. The Portico Quartet are comprised of Jack Wylie on soprano saxophone, Milo Fitzpatrick on acoustic bass, and Nick Mulvey and Duncan Bellamy playing the hang and percussion instruments. Their modern contemporary sound has been favorably compared to the diverse, ethnic-flavored work of Ben Allison, E.S.T., and the Cinematic Orchestra.
---Michael G. Nastos, Rovi |
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