BANDCAMP LINK: Recording live in 2006, For Those Who Cross the Seas finds keyboardist and composer Alon Nechushtan assembling a titanic lineup of NYC free and experimental jazz players to perform a pair of longform pieces. “Astral Voyages,” on disk 1, combines free and spiritual jazz with a dash of New Orleans rhythm. Nechushtan provides warm electric piano chords and dreamy […]
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Each new album by Alon Nechushtan offers a fresh glimpse at his diverse and complex musical personality, which seems to be able to encompass a vast, cross-genre richness, which eventually becomes his very own. The most amazing quality of his is that he always sounds as if he already played this or that specific sub-genre […]
“New York-based pianist Alon Nechushtan has worked as a sideman with the likes of Frank London and Baya Kouyate and is the founder of the quintet TALAT, a critically acclaimed jazz-meets-klezmer ensemble. Nechushtan makes a bold statement with ‘Labyrinths’, his first release as leader of the progressive group Copperhead trio featuring bassist John Lockwood and […]
Two years ago, Alon Nechustran surprised us with “Words Beyond“, a beautiful modern jazz album and now there’s “Ritual Fire”, an action suite in 10 parts, as it says on the album. Between The Lines record label explains: “Jackson Pollock made “Action Painting” well known a while back, and he became one of the most […]
Alon Nechushtan has created an energetically fused recording for his first trio outing. Alon is joined by one of the few rhythm sections able to immerse and saunter through his original compositions, inspired sometimes by Mendelssohn, sometimes Thelonius Monk or Keith Jarrett. They make it all seem easy and fun, in a trio recording you […]
Loa’madon TALAT plays Original multicultural jewish music based on new directions on interpretation of Klezmer, middle eastern grooves and African themes and spirituals, roaming between the borders of Jazz, Groove ,Dance and new structures of improvisation, using a unique blend of scales and modes often used in the Ashkenaz traditions in East Europe, cross overed […]
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