"Eleven" is a captivating jazz album by the renowned Belgian pianist, composer, and producer Michel Bisceglia, released on February 1, 2013, via Prova Records. This album is a unique collaboration between Bisceglia and trumpeter Carlo Nardozza, blending acid jazz and contemporary jazz elements to create a rich and dynamic soundscape. With a runtime of 51 minutes, "Eleven" features seven tracks that showcase the duo's exceptional musicianship and creative synergy.
The album opens with "Bosonic," setting the tone for the rest of the record with its infectious groove and intricate interplay between piano and trumpet. Other standout tracks include the title track "Eleven," which highlights Bisceglia's compositional prowess, and "Tunisia," a captivating piece that transports the listener to distant lands with its exotic melodies and rhythms. Throughout the album, Bisceglia and Nardozza demonstrate their versatility and innovation, pushing the boundaries of traditional jazz and creating a fresh and exciting sound.
In addition to his work as a jazz musician, Bisceglia is also an accomplished film composer. In 2013, he composed the soundtrack for the feature film "Marina" by director Stijn Coninx, further showcasing his versatility and talent as a composer. With "Eleven," Michel Bisceglia and Carlo Nardozza have created a timeless jazz album that is sure to captivate and inspire listeners.
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