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Bokani Dyer
Bokani Dyer 「Radio Sechaba」 CD
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| 発売日:2023年05月19日 / ジャンル:JAZZ / フォーマット:CD / 構成数:1 / 製造国:輸入 / レーベル:Brownswood / SKU:5060180325848 / 規格品番:BWOOD304CD |
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| 南アフリカ・ジャズシーンで注目を集めるピアニスト ソングライター/プロデューサーのBokani Dyer 最新アルバム!! 様々な音楽が交わる南アフリカの国際都市、ヨハネスブルグは今新たなる文化が生み出される場所として最も世界的な注目を集めていると言っても過言ではない。 南アフリカのジャズシーンを切り取ったコンピレーション作品、『Indaba is』への参加で注目を集めたピアニスト/ソングライター/プロデューサーのBokani Dyerが最新作『Radio Sechaba』をトレンド・セッターGilles Peterson率いる〈Brownswood〉より発売! 本作は自身が影響を受けたものをすべて1つのものにまとめたアルバムで、曲ごとに異なるタイプの音や音楽、異なるアプローチで取り組んだと本人は語る。 アルバム制作時にインスピレーションを遮断することはなく、アフリカの音楽、アメリカの音楽など全ての音楽からの影響を昇華し、"ジャズ"を更新する作品を完成させた。トロンボーン奏者/歌手のSiya MakuzeniやピアニストのNduduzo Makhathiniに続く南アフリカからの新たな才能として見逃せない一枚! |
| 発売・販売元 提供資料(2023/04/18) |
| Radio Sechaba is the seventh album and Brownswood debut from South African singer, composer, pianist, and producer Bokani Dyer. Though well-known at home, most listeners encountered his music with "Ke Nako," the opening cut from Indaba Is, Brownswoods excellent 2022 overview of South Africas music scene. Radio Sechaba ("sechaba" translates as "nation") weaves together virtually all of Dyers influences: post-bop and funky jazz, gospel, township jive and jazz, funk, Latin, and soul. It was recorded at the familys Dyertribe studio in Johannesburg with a cast that included his father, saxophonist Steve Dyer. The younger Dyer produced, recorded, and mixed the album with Tashepo Mothwa. Radio Sechaba reveals how encyclopedic Dyers knowledge of African jazz, funk, soul, and R&B is, and how these sounds intersect with other traditions. Dyers songs directly address nation building, community, accountability, the demand for self-determination and freedom, both individual and collective. The opening duet number, "Be Where You Are," is a ballad with layered vocal harmonies swooping and cascading across a minimal melody and colorful guitar vamps from Aldert Du Toit. It almost floats. "Mogaetsho" is built on a funky but foreboding bassline from Tendai Shoko. Dyers Afro-Latin-tinged electric piano chords frame vamping guitars and layered trumpets. Dyer stacks his vocals and offers them in contrasting styles: chants, syncopated jazz, and call-and-response. Where "Mogaetsho" wed funk and Afro-Latin grooves, "Move On" directly engages Nigerian Afrobeat to frame his sophisticated soul singing. The interplay between Tinotenda Dambaneungas drums, Shokos roiling electric bass, and Dyers keys is canny. Keenan Ahrends guitar and Sthembisos trumpet add color and depth to the sultry, affirmative melody. American rapper Damani Nkosi assists on the strident nocturnal manifesto "State of the Nation," with gorgeous modal dialogue between saxophonist Linda Sikhakhane and the bandleader. Gaborones jazz-funk heroes Sereetsi & the Natives back Dyer on the bubbling Afro-soul in single "Ke Nako." The interplay between the leaders electric piano, hand percussion, and Sereetsis bumping electric guitar is infectious. All-star bassist Ikechi Amaeshi guests on "Spirit People," a silvery, warm, jazz-funk groover with the entire band chanting behind. "Victims of Circumstance" is killer modal soul-jazz. Playing piano, Dyers sumptuous lead vocals are appended by backing vocal support from Keorapetse Kolwane. Sikhakhanes solo is knotty, lean, and true. "Amelogang" is another vocal number where Dyer fronts a quintet playing a swinging melody atop syncopated rhythms and symbiotic exchanges between saxophonists Steve Dyer and Mthunzi Mvubu (whose 1st Gospel debut album was released on the same day as Radio Sechaba). The roiling dubwise Afrobeat in "Resonance of Truth" is an anthem of self-determination as Dyers grainy tenor vocals recall a young Bob Marleys. Closer "Medu" is an instrumental; Dyer composed it but does not appear. With his dad and Sikhakhane on saxes, special guest Sthembiso Bhengu on trumpet, and Amaeshi on bass, it perfectly melds historic township jazz, South African gospel, and New Orleans street band music. Radio Sechaba offers Dyers sophisticated yet always welcoming musical evolution, with kaleidoscopic vision and authoritative achievement. ~ Thom Jurek |
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