https://youtu.be/6s28ZQBY2zE

https://youtu.be/zYkkyAl0ybw

https://youtu.be/leP1i43dZjo

muzycy:
Jasper Hoiby: double bass
Ivo Neame: piano
Anton Eger: drums

Editor's info:
We Are All, the trio’s eighth and newest studio album, offers plenty of emotional range and musical richness for committed Phronesis fans and new listeners alike. But in its title and scope, it also seeks to focus attention on the interconnectedness of all living species and the responsibility we hold as human beings to coexist in harmony with our environment, and to protect the beauty, fragility and welfare of our planet, and each other.

Phronesis have been one of the most talked about and acclaimed European bands during the past decade. And for good reason. Over seven studio and live albums, the trio have built a world-wide reputation for the melodic fluency of their writing, muscular, bold sound and visceral, highly kinetic musical interplay. They have also gained a considerable live following for the excitement of their energetic life-affirming performances.

We Are All, the band’s eighth and newest studio album, offers plenty of emotional range and musical richness both for committed Phronesis fans and new listeners alike. But in its title and scope, it also seeks to focus attention on an important message of togetherness and balance beyond the one they demonstrate on the bandstand. The trio aim to shine a light on the interconnectedness of all living species and the responsibility we hold as human beings to coexist in harmony with our environment, and to protect the beauty, fragility and welfare of our planet, and each other.

“More than ever before, we feel we have a responsibility to use whatever influence we have to voice environmental, political and social concerns, and use our creativity to raise awareness, to prompt discussion and to share a message, hopefully as a force for good. The history of civilisation is often told in terms of the struggle for power between nations and competition between those nations over resources. The question is whether humans will have the abi.......
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Phronesis powraca z emocjonującym studyjnym albumem “We Are All”.
To już ósmy album w dyskografii zespołu, o którym światowe media piszą w samych superlatywach:
“One of the most exciting bands on the planet today" JAZZWISE

“As the pile of talented and exciting piano trios continues to grow ever higher, it takes a very talented and exciting threesome to rise to the top and stay there. Enter Phronesis." ALLABOUTJAZZ

“a group at the peak of its creative powers…with total confidence in their own abilities" JAZZMANN

"A frenetic grooving, great young band with bags of confidence" TIME OUT

“Phronesis creates music from the heart and soul, and makes the world just that little bit better “ ALLABOUTJAZZ

“...captures the coiled-spring energy that’s made them a European festival favourite...Once in, there’s no coming up for air." DOWNBEAT

"...a striking and a highly enjoyable range of all-original music...Contemporary trio jazz of the highest order and as such, totally recommended." JAZZ JOURNAL

Tym razem zespół prezentuje sześć kompozycji (po dwie napisane przez każdego z członków tria) nagranych w kwietniu w kopenhaskim studiu The Village.
Ideą przewodnią nowej płyty jest autorski komentarz członków zespołu do nurtujących ich kwestii. Każda kompozycja to kolejny kontekst, kolejny temat.
„Matrix for D.A.” jest hołdem dla Douglasa Adamsa, brytyjskiego pisarza, autora kultowej powieści s-f „Autostopem przez Galaktykę”.
„The Tree Did Not Die” z kolei stanowi zwrócenie uwagi na problematykę ochrony przyrody poprzez oddanie honorów utworzonemu w roku 1908, kalifornijskiemu Parkowi Narodowemu Muir Woods, który obejmuje ochroną jedną z ostatnich ostoi sekwoi wieczniezielonej.
„Breathless” inspirowany jest słowami zmarłego na po.......
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