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Title - Celebrating Wayne Shorter: Live at The Pump House
Artist - Dan Moretti & Brazilia

For those unaware, renowned saxophonist Dan Moretti will release his latest album, Dan Moretti & Brazilia: Celebrating Wayne Shorter: Live at The Pump House Music Works on January 31st, 2024.

This extraordinary live recording captures a vibrant performance dedicated to the legendary jazz composer and saxophonist Wayne Shorter, blending the genius of Shorterʼs compositions with the dynamic rhythms of Latin Jazz.

The album features a stellar line-up of musicians, including Latin Jazz Grammy winner Oscar Stagnaro from Peru on bass, Maxim Lubarsky from Ukraine on piano, Ernesto Diaz from Columbia on percussion, and Steve Langone from Boston on drums.

Together, they deliver a masterful reinterpretation of some of Wayne Shorterʼs most iconic pieces, infusing them with fresh energy and rhythmic flair.

Dan Moretti is an acclaimed saxophonist, composer, and educator with a career spanning over four decades. Known for his versatility and innovative approach to jazz, Moretti has released numerous albums as a bandleader and has performed with a wide array of legendary musicians. His work continues to push the boundaries of jazz, blending traditional elements with modern influences.

Recorded live at the historic Pump House Music Works in Peace Dale Rhode Island, the album will act as a fundraiser for this non-profit music and arts venue. The album captures the spontaneous creativity and electric atmosphere of the performance.

Morettiʼs saxophone work at the forefront, weaves intricate melodies and improvisations that honor Shorterʼs legacy while exploring new sonic landscapes. The infectious groove generated by his fellow musicians are complemented by Maxim Lubarskyʼs relentless piano performances.

Furthermore, all the band members have featured space capturing the spirit of the live Latin-jazz performance and the videos will also will be released on YouTube.

1. Black Nile [5:52]
2. Fee Fi Fo Fum [5:52]
3. Night Dreamer [6:34]
4. Speak No Evil [5:58]
5. Witch Hunt [6:51]
6. Yes or No [5:57]
7. Oriental Folk Song [7:09]
8. Footprints [6:55]

With a continually strong underpinning of funk and Latin rhythms throughout, Danʼs new recording opens on the vibrantly-hued Black Nile and the melodious Fee Fi Fo Fum, and then we get a dutifully structured Night Dreamer and the flourishing Speak No Evil.

Along next is the joyfully crafted Witch Hunt, which is in turn backed by the percussional beauty Yes or No, the album rounding out on the languishing majesties within Oriental Folk Song, coming to a close on the free for all that lovingly drives Footprints.

I wanted to pay tribute to Wayne Shorter in a way that felt both respectful to his original compositions and exciting in a new, contemporary context, said Moretti. Working with such incredible musicians allowed us to push the boundaries and bring these timeless pieces into a new light, with the richness of Latin rhythms enhancing their beauty.

Players/Instrument:
Dan Moretti: tenor, soprano saxophones
Oscar Stagnaro: bass
Maxim Lubarsky: piano
Ernesto Diaz: percussion
Steve Langone: drums

www.danmoretti.com

Dan Moretti @ Instagram





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