Credits:

Andreas Varady

Description:

The first Resonance release from Andreas Varadi, who released his debut on Verve in 2014 with the generous backing of Quincy Jones! The true prodigy, who hails from Slovakia and just turned 20 years old, recently performed on "Tributeto Stephane & Django," a recording of his own roots and fellow Roma artists Robby Lakatos and Billeri Lagrane as leaders. This work was a milestone for him as one of the works that allowed him to express the music he was striving for. The debut album was produced by David Foster. While the band features a veteran lineup of Greg Philingains (key), Brian Bromberg (b), Paulinho da Costa (perc), Harvey Mason (ds), and Dave Weckl (ds), the sound was "produced" in order to take off on the world stage. On the other hand, this album is a "produced" sound to take off on the world stage. On the other hand, this album is self-produced. The band is composed of his father on bass and his younger brother on drums. The trio shares these roots and is joined by Slovenian alto saxophonist Radovan Tariska and Benito Gonzalez, who also plays in Kenny Garrett's group, as a quintet.As a respecter of Django Reinhardt and influenced by various guitarists such as George Benson, Peter Bernstein, and Kurt Rosenwinkel, Varadi's melodic POP sensibility and contemporary style are well blended. The highlight of the album, however, is the "POP" sound. The highlight of the album is M9, a modal explosion of the quintet's performance, which is close to that of Coltrane, whom he admires. This is a fresh, all-original work that showcases beautiful chord work and single-note solos in a fresh way.

Tracklisting:

1.Lost Memories
2.Radio Joint
3.Follow Me
4.The Time Is Now
5.Patience
6.The Quest to Dopeness
7.Story
8.Her Dream
9.Radiska
10.Outro