Dice Thrown

Benoît Delbecq's "Dice Thrown," released in 2002 on the Songlines label, is a captivating journey through the realms of French jazz, free jazz, and avant-garde sounds, with a touch of Gnawa influence. This collaborative effort with François Houle features ten tracks, including compositions like "Shaw" and "Oliveira et la Sybille," as well as improvisations that showcase the duo's exceptional musical chemistry. The album's hybrid stereo SACD format ensures a high-quality listening experience, with a 24 bit/48K recording that brings out the intricate details of their performance. Spanning 53 minutes, "Dice Thrown" is a testament to Delbecq and Houle's innovative approach to jazz, making it a standout release in their discography.