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muzycy:
Jakob Dinesen: Tenor Saxophone
Anders Filipsen - Keyboards
Anders Christensen – Electric Bass
Nils Bo Davidsen – Cello
Salieu Dibba - Djembe & Percussion (Except on 3 & 8)
Jakob Høyer – Drums (on 3 & 8)

Editor's info
Since the late 90’s, Jakob ‘Dino’ Dinesen has become a stalwart of the Danish jazz scene, performing with nearly everyone of note in the country as well as internationally celebrated names such as Kurt Rosenwinkel, Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts, Jakob Bro and Paul Motian. Finding joy and inspiration in the building of bridges between genre boundaries, his career in music has seen him travel and perform all over the world, enriching his sound and soul with every new experience.
His new record seeks to convey his dream of a future world at peace with itself. ‘Slow Flow’ is set to release on January 25th on April Records.
“I envision a world where people from every corner of the globe come together, dancing, sharing meals, and finding joy through my music. My children are a blend of Africa and Denmark, and I hope they’ll carry the traditions and wisdom of both their mother and father as they navigate their path. I would love for music like this to be the soundtrack to their journey through life.”
Rooted in the playful live sound of an atypical quintet featuring cello and djembe, Slow Flow sits in a unique space somewhere between earthy, simplistic, and acoustic and contemporary, electronic, and unexpected.
The record's sound is soft spoken and full of compassion—a dark-timbred music where the intimate, warm breath of his tenor saxophone intertwines with the crisp, organic tones of the cello. Together, they float over smooth, analog synths and electronic loops, while the carefully crafted lines of the bass and the gentle rhythm of hands on drum skins carry the music forward. Occasional erratic, quirky bursts from an affected keyboard and weaving improvisations offer moments of energy and contrast.
Each of the album’s nine original compositions paint musical pictures of contentment that are dear to Dino, as well as offering musical tributes to four of his h.......
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