1.8 Bremain Suite (Under Pressure/Glory Box/I Want You)
1.9 Phantom Resonanz
Description:
"Living Being IV - Time Reflections" is a CD by French jazz accordionist and composer Vincent Peirani, released on the renowned jazz label ACT. The album continues his acclaimed "Living Being" series, in which Peirani fuses contemporary jazz with elements of classical music, rock, chanson and subtle electronic colors. "Time Reflections" revolves around the idea of looking at time from different angles: lyrical ballads that seem to suspend the moment, rhythmically intricate pieces that push forward with almost rock-like energy, and atmospheric soundscapes that evoke memories and inner journeys. The accordion stands at the center, but Peirani uses it in a thoroughly modern way - as a breathing, orchestral instrument that can whisper as delicately as it can roar in broad, cinematic textures. The music is deeply melodic, rich in dynamic contrasts and marked by intense interplay within the ensemble, inviting both focused listening and repeated discovery of new details.
ACT, the label behind this release, is one of Europe's most respected jazz and contemporary music imprints. Based in Germany, ACT has built a strong reputation for high production standards, carefully curated artist rosters and imaginative album concepts. The label is known for giving its musicians creative freedom, encouraging cross-genre projects and adventurous sound explorations while maintaining an accessible, song-oriented aesthetic. Releases from ACT are often recognized for their sophisticated artwork, excellent recordings and a consistent focus on quality over mainstream trends.
Vincent Peirani has emerged over the last decade as one of the leading voices of the European jazz scene and as a modern ambassador of the accordion. He is celebrated for his highly personal sound language, his refined sense of melody and his bold approach to genre boundaries. With his "Living Being" projects and numerous collaborations, he has played important stages and festivals and received multiple distinctions within the jazz world. His work is frequently highlighted for its emotional depth and the way it renews the image of the accordion far beyond traditional contexts, making him a key figure in contemporary jazz made in Europe.
Modern
32.382
- AcidJazz/DanceJazz 106- Avantgarde/Free 982- Bebop 109- Bossa Nova 341- Cool 75- Hard Bop 155- Jazz Rock/Fusion 748- Latin Jazz 1.000- Other Modern Jazz 27.397- PopJazz/SmoothJazz 798- World-&Ethno-Ja. 448
