Bruno Angelini's "Transatlantic Roots" is a captivating journey through the realms of French jazz and jazz, released on August 20, 2021, under the Vision Fugitive label. Spanning a concise yet engaging 53 minutes, this album is a testament to Angelini's musical prowess and his ability to blend cultural influences seamlessly.
The album opens with "David Spike Jim and the Others," setting the tone for a collection that is both introspective and vibrant. Tracks like "Mal's Flowers" and "Rosa and the Thorns" showcase Angelini's knack for weaving intricate melodies that resonate with depth and warmth. "A Butterfly Can Save a Tree" introduces a delicate, almost ethereal quality, while "Peaceful Warrior" brings a dynamic energy that is both powerful and soothing.
"From One Continent to Another" and "Cage's Opening" highlight Angelini's ability to traverse musical landscapes, creating a soundscape that feels both familiar and fresh. The album concludes with "Epilogue. One Last Song for my (w)Heroes," a poignant finale that leaves a lasting impression.
Throughout "Transatlantic Roots," Bruno Angelini's mastery of jazz is evident, making it a compelling addition to any music enthusiast's collection.