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I am very impressed at how well this album sounds. Overall, it is very professional sounding, with depth and width that takes the listener on a journey of introspection and wonder.
I am also quite intrigued by how much thought this artist puts into his pieces. They are all like his children, from conception to birth, from birth to fullness, agonized over, nurtured and onward to become these wonderful growing personalities which are loved and fussed over. I think that Erik has the gift of being a famous composer someday so I hope he continues his work.
Thank you Erik for sharing your marvelous pieces with us.
A "Very Quiet Night" indeed. Sometimes that sax whispers to me and I can't help but listen. Very slow walking, talking jazz. Relaxing and nice in a smokey bar somewhere with lots of quiet talking couples.
What an awesome sound!!!! My wife and I love to listen to the “rhythmatic” sound. I don’t think rhythmatic is a word but it inspired me to say it. We are enjoying the economic crunch of the times so we can not donate to your fund but we want to hear more, how can we enjoy other tunes you have?
Alfred
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Beautiful "Because" has some sweet piano, nice drums, and a magnificent beat. Given that this album was entirely played on the keyboard it is quite impressive and does have a live sound to it. This musician, Buz Hendricks, has just the right touch when composing his music. Very well done.
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Dude...this is sick! I must say that your range is really fabulous. The production on this sounds like old Primus records...
Anybody looking around at the Jamendo catalog, you have to dig into Virgil's stuff - he experiments with a veritable catalog of genres - this record is his play on Metal. Its rough as hell and really enjoyable.
Wild and willful - sarcastically upbeat yet melancholic. Quite good Jazz. Jazz with an attitude. Somewhere off Jazz Street creates some very expressive, moody, artistic music. I like the sound poetry in this album. It has an easy going step to it and it takes the listener on a journey through the streets of the night. It puts me in mind of the old film noir genre. This album is excellent and I adore it.
When I heard that sax and those brush/drums I knew I had to stay and listen. This is foot tapping, warm, saxxy jazz. That saxophone speaks to the ears and heart and tells its story. Very nice stuff on this album, and the bonus being that it is a live band which gives a nice acoustic sound and impels the listener to close their eyelids and see the band playing.
I am in awe of this musicians ability to create such inspiring, beautiful, genius composed, intensely rich instrumental music. I am so sorry that Piotr Pawlowski is no longer composing but I am glad that he shared what he has done with us. I know how it is to leave an artistic passion by the side of the road in order to deal with the hum drum of everyday life. But music like this is something our souls hunger and thirst for, and desperately need in the desert of our lives. These three songs have lifted my heart on this cold gray day. Thank you for sharing.
What more can I say? Oh - thank you for sharing your wonderful creation.
I wanted to listen to something new while I caught up on my reading, and I was intrigued by the dozing otter on the album cover; so I stopped to listen. I became so caught up in the first track's exceptionally fine melody and changing tune that I was enthralled. I sensed in this song a story, perhaps an epic.
I also loved "gloomy kind of love" --by the way I don't like the name of this song because it doesn't reflect the deep beauty of the melody, although it probably reflects the feelings of the artist's heart. "Remember" had a great intro with the percussion and choir and I loved the beat to this tune. All the songs on this album are exceptionally fine musical expressions.
The music on this album is crisp and rich, poignant and emotional and very pleasant to listen to. I am so glad I stopped to listen.