Amber Sept, Luminiscence
New,
still very little known, but already respected among fans of modern
jazz AMBER SEPT collective comes up with their debut Luminiscence album
(Butman Music Records). Drummer Ignat Kravtsov and pianist Yulia
Perminova, young talented musicians who have already proved themselves
on the Russian and foreign scene, are the founders of the collective and
the authors of music.
The name
of the group - AMBER SEPT (or Amber September) - not only reminds of
that sunniest autumn month, when their first concert was held (on
September 23, 2015), September is harvest time, time to summarize some
results of your musical experience, time of self-awareness, time of
wisdom and light sadness. The band's name also contains the wordplay:
"Amber Sept" - "September", besides that "Sept" is short for seventh
chord. The idea of the project is new sound and new directions. Search
for new bright colors to express feelings and emotions through
music. Each composition on the album has its own little history. For
example, Luminiscence (written by Ignat Kravtsov) means non-thermal glow
of a substance - luminescence, personifying the image of a person like a
lamp of this light. It is cold, but it still shines, just like a
person, despite the cold around him (the attitude of people or the
circumstances of life), continues to bring light to life and give it to
others! It's a new modern view of the world, requiring attention to
everything that happens around, reflections on life, one's own opinion
and actions, it's a call for creation and humanity.
The
line up of the record consists of considerably the most famous and
sought-after young musicians in Moscow: Andrei Krasilnikov (alto and
soprano saxophones); Alexander Papiy (guitar); Anton Revnyuk (bass
guitar, double bass); Julia Perminova (piano, Rhodes, Wurlitzer); Ignat
Kravtsov (drums). Two excellent trumpeter - Vitaly Golovnev from NY and
Salman Abuev from Moscow sit in with the band on a couple of tunes.
Ignat Kravtsov (drums)
Juliya Perminova (piano)
Andrey Krasilnikov (soprano and alto saxophon)
Anton Revnyuk (electric bass)