‘Everything We Hold’ – Kairos 4tet

Posted on June 12, 2013 by Adrian Pallant • Posted in Jazz • Tagged Adam Waldmann, Ell's Bells, Emilia Mårtensson, Everything We Hold, Finding Neamo, Høiby, Home to You, Ivo Neame, J-Hø from the Block, Jasper Høiby, jazz, Jon Scott, Kairos 4tet, Lye-Fook, Marc O'Reilly, Mårtensson, Naim, Naim Jazz, Naim Label, Narrowboat Man, Neam, O'Reilly, Omar, Omar Lye-Fook, Reunion, Scott, Song for the Open Road, The 99, Waldmann • 1 Comment

SURELY the greatest crime for any creative musician is to stand still – to churn out more of the same, ad infinitum (which, it has to be said, some recording artists are content in doing). But not so, in the case of venturous sax player Adam Waldmann’s ‘Kairos 4tet’. Since their highly promising 2009 debut, ‘Kairos Moment’ and sparkling 2011 follow-up, ‘Statement of Intent’, they have continued to push jazz frontiers to successfully forge a distinctive, progressive path for themselves.

Read my full review at LondonJazz News…

Available at Bandcamp.

Adam Waldmann saxophones
Ivo Neame piano
Jasper Høiby bass
Jon Scott drums
with guest vocalists
Emilia Martensson
Marc O’Reilly
Omar