Reinier Baas's "Mostly Improvised Instrumental Indie Music" is a captivating journey into the world of avant-garde jazz, released on Mainland Records in November 2012. This album, recorded over two days in July 2012 at Fattoria Musica studios in Osnabrück, showcases Baas's exceptional talent and creativity, earning him the prestigious Edison Award in 2013.
Comprising nine tracks, the album spans a total of 43 minutes, offering a dynamic blend of jazz and free jazz elements. From the expansive "The Giant Everywhere" to the concise yet impactful "Do You Know Ben van Gelder," each track is a testament to Baas's improvisational skills and unique musical vision. The album was mixed at Studio 150 in Amsterdam and mastered at LOUD!, ensuring a high-quality listening experience.
Baas's work as a soloist, including performances with the Metropole Orchestra, highlights his versatility and depth as a musician. "Mostly Improvised Instrumental Indie Music" is not just an album; it's a collection of musical explorations that push the boundaries of jazz, making it a standout release in Baas's discography. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this album is sure to impress with its innovative approach and captivating soundscapes.
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