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The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul

Branford Marsalis Quartet

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Marsalis’s method when planning a set for his quartet is to have everyone bring their ideas along and see what excites. In the studio he emphasises melody and rhythmic drive over harmony, resulting...

The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul

Branford Marsalis Quartet

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Marsalis’s method when planning a set for his quartet is to have everyone bring their ideas along and see what excites. In the studio he emphasises melody and rhythmic drive over harmony, resulting...

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Released on the OKEH label, via Sony Classical - After the success of their previous album, 'Upward Spiral', the internationally acclaimed Branford Marsalis Quartet returns with their sensational new album 'The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul'. The Branford Marsalis Quartet has been one of the most prominent jazz ensembles over the past three decades. As usual, the album features compositions from the veteran members of the quartet. The quartet will be performing in London at the Barbican on 1st March 2018.

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Awards and reviews

  • Grammy Awards
    62nd Awards (2019)
    Nominee: Best Improvised Jazz Solo
  • Grammy Awards
    62nd Awards (2019)
    Nominee: Best Jazz Instrumental Album
  • Stereogum
    Best Jazz Albums of 2019

May 2019

Marsalis’s method when planning a set for his quartet is to have everyone bring their ideas along and see what excites. In the studio he emphasises melody and rhythmic drive over harmony, resulting in music that has clarity and drive, but with everyone free to play in the cracks…With this line-up something of a rarity in jazz today, it’s rather wonderful to be reminded of how the classic horn-led quartet can still really smash it.

April 2019

If this isn’t a candidate for record of the year from many reviewers, I’ll be very surprised... It’s grounded, harks back to the tradition, looks forward to new ideas, yet has a confident perfection that is extremely rare.
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