Sinne Eeg, the Danish jazz sensation, delivers a captivating journey through her 2017 album "Dreams." This collection of 10 tracks, spanning 46 minutes, is a testament to Eeg's mature, pliable voice that echoes traces of jazz legends like Peggy Lee and Sheila Jordan. Recorded in New York with a mix of American and Scandinavian musicians, "Dreams" is a blend of standards and innovative compositions, showcasing Eeg's versatility and artistry.
The album opens with "The Bitter End," setting the tone for a journey through a variety of moods and styles. Eeg's coolly lustrous tonality shines in tracks like "Head Over High Heels" and "Love Song," while her laidback improv alertness is evident in "What Is This Thing Called Love" and "Falling in Love with Love." The title track, "Dreams," is a highlight, demonstrating Eeg's ability to infuse classic songs with fresh, creative energy.
"Dreams" also features original compositions like "Aleppo" and "Time to Go," showcasing Eeg's songwriting skills and her ability to tackle contemporary themes. The album concludes with a rendition of "I'll Remember April," a fitting finale that underscores Eeg's deep connection to the jazz tradition.
With "Dreams," Sinne Eeg solidifies her status as one of the strongest female vocalists in the Scandinavian jazz scene. The album is a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and those looking to explore the rich, soulful voice of a truly gifted artist.
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