All The Birds

Marilyn Mazur's "All The Birds" is a sprawling, adventurous jazz album that invites listeners into a world of intricate rhythms and captivating melodies. Released on January 1, 2002, via Stunt Records, this double album spans an impressive 2 hours and 9 minutes, featuring 24 tracks that showcase Mazur's unique blend of jazz and her signature "Tryllemusik" or magic music. The album is a testament to Mazur's versatility and innovation, seamlessly weaving together reflective and adventurous elements.

"All The Birds" is a collaborative effort that highlights Mazur's main project, Future Song, and her all-female percussion ensemble, Percussion Paradise. The album's tracklist is a journey through diverse musical landscapes, from the ethereal "Univers" and "Vintersolens Sang" to the energetic "Spin Power" and "Energiduo." Each track offers a unique sonic experience, with Mazur's masterful percussion work at the forefront, accompanied by a talented ensemble of musicians.

The album's genres are rooted in jazz, with a distinct ECM Style Jazz influence, adding a layer of sophistication and depth to the music. "All The Birds" is not just an album but a collection of musical stories that reflect Mazur's artistic vision and her ability to push the boundaries of jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan of Marilyn Mazur or a newcomer to her music, "All The Birds" is a captivating exploration of sound and rhythm that will leave you eager to explore more of her discography.