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For more than two decades, drummer, producer and vocalist Terri Lyne Carrington has crafted an eclectic brand of jazz that incorporates elements of bebop, soul, funk and much more. Since her debut in 1989, the GRAMMY®-nominated artist has established a reputation for assembling artists of varying styles and perspectives to create music that adheres to the traditions of jazz yet speaks to a much broader and more diverse audience. Carrington brings this same diverse sensibility to her new recording The Mosaic Project, an album that once again gathers a myriad of voices and crystallizes them into a multi-faceted whole that far outweighs the sum of its parts.
"Everything about this recording is about making a larger picture out of many various elements," says Carrington, who produced the 14-song set. "I assembled several friends - most of whom I've performed with in the past, and all of whom bring their own individual story - to help me create the big picture. For as talented as each of them are as individuals, when I put them all together, I have a much greater musical story - one that can be told in an interesting and compelling way."
Included on that list of friends are some of the most prominent female jazz artists of the last few decades: Esperanza Spalding, Dianne Reeves, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Sheila E., Nona Hendryx, Cassandra Wilson, Geri Allen and several others. Carrington says the emergence of so many great female jazz artists is what finally makes an album like The Mosaic Project possible, more so now than in decades past.
Beautiful ladies, playing lovely music! The world needs to see more of THIS!!
tbuzz37 2 weeks ago
ladies i take my hat off for you......
darzil007 3 weeks ago
@hippyblood4
I know....
Veritas1925 1 month ago
@Veritas1925 i meant no harm. i was just making a point. peace
hippyblood4 1 month ago
@hippyblood4
Ok, FOTH engineer. I take yer point.
Thanks for commenting
Veritas1925 1 month ago
@GrrrVulva
Good for you.... MAN !
ha ha ha a ha
Veritas1925 1 month ago
@Veritas1925 1st......ur listening on a computer. 2nd..................Live,the production was great. I should know. not only am i a FOTH engineer, but i was there.
hippyblood4 1 month ago
very refreshing to see females jazzing with that kind of proficiency! very uncommon, and very refreshing. it'd be nice to see more of it
thejustineaster 2 months ago
@thegreatestbassist maybe you should frequent jazz more often
thejustineaster 2 months ago
I'm grateful on Thanksgiving for this gift of inspiration from this performance...groovin...searing! Thanks for sharing Teri and Terri!
markyplanet 3 months ago