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Binker Golding - Abstractions of Reality Past & Incredible Feathers LP
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Gearbox Music
Binker Golding is a musician of many talents - one half of London trailblazers Binker and Moses, skilled composer, educator at Tomorrow's Warriors, frequent collaborator with top musicians from the London jazz scene one of the most impactful saxophonists of our times. His new album 'Abstractions of Reality Past and Incredible Feathers' was recorded at Abbey Road Studios, mixed by the legendary James Farber (Michael Brecker, Joe Lovano, Brad Mehldau), and mastered and cut at Gearbox Records. The record features a distinctive quartet with Joe Armon-Jones on piano, Daniel Casimir on double bass, and Sam Jones on drums Golding's quartet project promises to make waves as it maps a path between the more through-composed jazz fusion of previous decades and the hip hop/broken beat-influenced sound of the contemporary London jazz scene. Is Binker Golding the new Sonny Rollins? The new Coltrane? Or both?' - MOJO "Like those saxophone colossi whose respectiveroots lay in calypso and roadhouse R&B, Binker opts to shake hips first, stroke beards second." - Q 'One of the most edge-of-your-seat, high impact, kick-out-the-jams tenor saxophone-led bands in the recorded history of British jazz.' - All About Jazz 'It's rare to find such raw and honest jazz concepts coming from the younger generation, but it's clear these guys live this music' - WAX POETICS
1 I Forgot Santa Monica (5:29)
2 Exquisite She-Green (6:57)
3 Skinned Alive, Tasting Blood (6:48)
4 … And I Like Your Feathers (5:37)
5 You, That Place,That Time (7:35)
6 Strange-Beautiful Remembered (7:57)
7 Fluorescent Black (6:24)