Jun 17,  · Label: Tzadik - TZ • Series: New Japan • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Electronic, Jazz • Style: Free Jazz, Experimental Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Ensemble - Dreams (, CD) | Discogs/5(36).

Otomo Yoshihide präsentiert mit Dreams ein wirklich großartiges Album. Trotz Mitwirkung seines New Jazz Ensembles hat das ganze aber mit Jazz im eigentlichen Sinne wenig zu tun - ausgenommen vereinzelte Stellen und der Schlusssong, wo Yoshihides frühere Experimente im Free Jazz umso deutlicher zu Ausdruck kommen/5(5).

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OTOMO YOSHIHIDE'S NEW JAZZ ENSEMBLE DREAMS Derek Bailey's Ballads CD, or the rapidly oscillating dialogue between structure and its dismantled double in John Zorn's music. Alternatively, think of the examples of songs in which improvisation menaces or ruptures the boundaries that make a lyric, or a repeating form, into a recognisable object.

Sep 08,  · His New Jazz Ensemble, which plays here, features many of the same musicians, but makes a jazz noise where GZ rocked. Dreams is Yoshihide's second record with his jazz band.

Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Ensemble (ONJE) was an extended line-up of the famous Otomo's New Jazz Quintet. The band released only one studio album, Dreams on Tzadik in To record this follow-up on ONJQ's debut full-length Flutter, Quintet core members (Tsugami, Kikuchi, Yoshihide, Mizutani and Yoshigaki) were joined by Sachiko M (sine wave), Tatsuki Masuko (synthesizers) and .

Additional recording and editing by Otomo Yoshihide at A Studio in Tokyo, October-November (6) Produced by Otomo Yoshihide Mastered by Scott Hull at Classic Sound in New York Design: Heung-Heung Chin. Released in March

Since the disbanding of his s group, Ground Zero, Otomo Yoshihide has made it a life philosophy to keep his fans in a constant state of surprise. After his conversion to ultra-minimalist electronics and his return to jazz (but still a very warped form) with his New Jazz Quintet, he offers Dreams, billed to Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz deuglyclecgedinggo.wordheasydkumadetexanchonddisderes.co though the membership is similar, the.