Lucky Number, by Matthew Marth Quartet

Lucky Number

by Matthew Marth Quartet

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1.	Water Walking 06:38	buy track
2.	yinYang 06:16	buy track
3.	Messianic 05:08	buy track
4.	Lucky Number 04:54	buy track
5.	Grapefruit Sky 08:12	buy track
6.	When You're Gone 05:02	buy track
7.	Valsa simbiótica 08:16	buy track
8.	Something for the Pain 07:04	buy track
9.	Just a Dream 07:21	buy track
10.	Tricky 07:14	buy track

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On Lucky Number, the Matthew Marth Quartet explores old-school Brazilian jazz in a fresh and modern way. Original tunes by frontman Matthew Marth display his personal stamp of romantic lushness contrasted with quirky turns and angles, taking classic bossa nova and samba, as well as post-bop and cool jazz, in a fresh, unexpected direction. With an international lineup of players, the quartet sculpts an atmosphere of chillled-out vitality that gives listeners a chance to catch their breath while riding the colorful waves of sound.

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released August 5, 2019

Matthew Marth, saxophones (USA)
Çağri Beklen, electric guitar (Turkey)
Stefan Eibel, drums and percussion (Austria)
Gustavo Escobeiro, electric and acoustic bass (Argentina)

with special guest Felix Murnig on acoustic guitar (tracks 3, 7 & 10)

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Matthew Marth Quartet Vienna, Austria

The relaxed spirit of classic bossa nova and cool jazz is the foundation for the quartet’s musical sound world — which translates into a kind of transparent minimalism set against a rich harmonic and rhythmic background.

Brazilian jazz provides the source for most of the quartet’s grooves, often freshly combined with other grooves like R&B, post-bop and funk to create a new hybrid. ... more

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