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7 de jun. de 2024 · Escreet has designed a program worthy of his new quartet’s sweeping versatility. Among the highlights is the opener, “call it what it is,” a fascinating harmonic and rhythmic catalyst for improvisation. “the epicenter of your dreams” reflects its title — an enigmatic through-composed voyage.
5 de jun. de 2024 · The cutting-edged title track, “The Epicenter of Your Dreams”, is a through-composed odyssey that transitions from an intriguing half-awake, half-dreamy reflection to a firmly unfolded pathway wrapped in harmonic splendor. Here, a vibrant saxophone statement jitters through a dynamic vibe that shifts in the final section, allowing for an ...
7 de jun. de 2024 · John Escreet to release new album "the epicenter of your dreams" via Blue Room Music on June 7th. Critically acclaimed pianist adds tenor saxophone master Mark Turner to trio with bassist Eric Revis and drummer Damion Reid — a powerhouse band reflecting the thriving L.A. scene.
New album "the epicenter of your dreams" out June 7th! Check out the first single "departure no. 1" below... out now!
19 de jun. de 2024 · With The Epicenter Of Your Dreams, the trio expands with the addition of Mark Turner. The California-raised saxophonist, like Escreet, built his reputation in New York before relocating to Los Angeles. From the opener "Call It What It Is," the three-way gunfighter standoff has become a four-way.
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24 de jun. de 2024 · Pianist John Escreet teams up with fellow Angelenos Mark Turner/ts, Eric Revis/b and Damion Reid/dr for an album that sounds the extension of the vision of late period Blue Note, namely Andrew Hill’s Black Fire and Point Of Departure or Wayne Shorter’s The All Seeing Eye.
