Dive into the spontaneous and exhilarating world of free jazz with Antonello Salis' "Keys And Skins," a captivating album released on May 27, 2008, under the CAM JAZZ label. This 51-minute journey features 11 tracks that showcase Salis' virtuosic piano skills alongside the masterful drumming of Joey Baron. The album, composed entirely by Salis, is a testament to the power of improvisation and the deep connection between these two musical innovators.
"Keys And Skins" opens with "Agora," setting the stage for a series of tracks that blend Eastern influences, dance rhythms, and avant-garde jazz. Each song, from the introspective "Eastern" to the upbeat "Hands For Dance," offers a unique sonic landscape, keeping the listener engaged and eager for more. The album's title track, "Keys And Skins," is a standout, highlighting the raw energy and chemistry between Salis and Baron. Other notable tracks include the haunting "The Travail Of Passion" and the dynamic "Crossgroove," which showcases the duo's ability to seamlessly blend structure and spontaneity.
Produced by Ermanno Basso, "Keys And Skins" is a celebration of two open and imaginative musical minds coming together to create something truly special. The album's cover art, featuring a close-up of a piano key and a drum skin, serves as a visual representation of the musical dialogue that unfolds within. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Keys And Skins" is an album that demands to be experienced and explored. So, press play, sit back, and let the music of Antonello Salis and Joey Baron transport you to a world of pure, unadulterated jazz.
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