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DE BIASIO, Melanie - Lilies - Vinyl (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + insert + CD)

Sold Date: December 13, 2017
Start Date: November 6, 2017
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Cat: PIASL 070LP2. Rel: 9 Oct 17
Jazz


Side 1 - Track 1. Your Freedom Is The End Of Me Side 1 - Track 2. Gold Junkies Side 1 - Track 3. Lilies Side 1 - Track 4. Let Me Love You Side 1 - Track 5. Sitting In The Stairwell Side 2 - Track 1. Brother Side 2 - Track 2. Afro Blue Side 2 - Track 3. All My Worlds Side 2 - Track 4. And My Heart Goes On Side 3 - Track 1. Your Freedom Is The End Of Me Side 3 - Track 2. Gold Junkies Side 3 - Track 3. Lilies Side 3 - Track 4. Let Me Love You Side 3 - Track 5. Sitting In The Stairwell Side 3 - Track 6. Brother Side 3 - Track 7. Afro Blue Side 3 - Track 8. All My Worlds Side 3 - Track 9. And My Heart Goes On

It would be fair to say that Melanie de Biasio may not be single-handedly keeping Belgium's jazz tradition alive, but she's certainly spearheading a revival of sorts. This third studio set arrives some four years on from her sophomore set, and 12 months after her most adventurous work to date, the 25-minute Blackened Cities. It's a largely upbeat and hugely atmospheric affair, mixing her usual Nina Simome style jazz workouts with drowsy, piano-laden torch songs, evocative accapella interludes and, in the case of the brilliant "Gold Junkies", dubbed-out, four-to-the-floor fusions of trip-hop and dark soul. Throughout, her superb voice provides a stunning focal point.