Dive into the avant-garde world of Roscoe Mitchell with his 2013 album "Not Yet," a masterful blend of free jazz and avant-garde experimentation. Released under Mutable Music, this album is a testament to Mitchell's innovative spirit and his enduring influence on the jazz scene. Spanning just over an hour, the seven-track collection offers a rich tapestry of sound, with highlights like the haunting "Bells for New Orleans" and the introspective "Would You Wear My Eyes?".
Mitchell, a pioneer in the world of free jazz, brings his signature style to each track, blending raw emotion with complex compositions. "Not Yet" is not just a collection of songs but a journey through the depths of Mitchell's musical genius. The album's title track, "Not Yet," appears twice, each time offering a different perspective, showcasing Mitchell's versatility and depth. From the rhythmic intensity of "9/9/99 with Cards" to the soothing melodies of "Nonaah," this album is a must-experience for any jazz enthusiast.
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