Petros Klampanis, the talented bassist and composer, presents his captivating jazz album "Minor Dispute," released on January 1, 2014, under Cristal Records. This album is a testament to Klampanis' musical prowess and his ability to blend jazz with world music elements, creating a unique and engaging sound.
"Minor Dispute" is a musical exploration of honesty, with each track composed and arranged between 2012 and 2014. The album features seven tracks, including the title track "Minor Dispute," "Monkey Business," "Lily's Promenade," "March of the Sad Ones," "Ferry Frenzy," "Luiza," and "Thalassaki." With a total runtime of 44 minutes, the album offers a rich and immersive listening experience.
Klampanis is joined by an impressive ensemble of musicians, including Gilad Hekselman, Jean-Michel Pilc, John Hadfield, Ljova, and Maria Manousaki, who contribute their exceptional talents to this collaborative effort. The album was recorded at Jean-Michel Pilc's home in Brooklyn, adding a personal touch to the recording process.
"Minor Dispute" showcases Klampanis' ability to create intricate and evocative compositions that resonate with listeners. The album's blend of jazz and world music influences results in a sound that is both familiar and fresh, offering a unique perspective on the genre. Whether you're a longtime jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "Minor Dispute" is sure to captivate and inspire.
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