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Freya

Tineke Postma

The real mark of the album’s brilliance is in its economy. Postma was inspired, in part, by Chicago’s avant-garde jazz community, and that influence is clear on tracks like “Heart To Heart”...

Freya

Tineke Postma

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The real mark of the album’s brilliance is in its economy. Postma was inspired, in part, by Chicago’s avant-garde jazz community, and that influence is clear on tracks like “Heart To Heart”...

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As one of the most prolific and respected musicians to emerge from the vibrant Dutch scene, saxophonist and composer Tineke Postma has been touring internationally as a leader since 2003. With a catalogue of six albums her international profile has resulted in the Rising Star on soprano award in the Downbeat Critics Poll 2019 and seen her perform alongside greats such as Herbie Hancock on International Jazz Day (Watch Here). Her forthcoming album Freya, due for release in March 2020, marks the beginning of a new era for Tineke. After some years of performing more as a guest soloist than bandleader, and active in her role as a mother, this album represents a fresh start with a new label, refreshed energy and an exciting band with an output collectively inspired by experiences she has gathered throughout her career. Together with trumpeter Ralph Alessi, bassist Matt Brewer, drummer Dan Weiss and featuring pianist Kris Davis, Tineke makes music that is adventurous, empowering and full of risk taking.

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May 2020

The real mark of the album’s brilliance is in its economy. Postma was inspired, in part, by Chicago’s avant-garde jazz community, and that influence is clear on tracks like “Heart To Heart” or “Scáthach’s Isle Of Skye.” Drummer Dan Weiss and bassist Matthew Brewer evoke the Art Ensemble’s rhythmic clarity and angularity, leaving a wide expanse for Postma and trumpeter Ralph Alessi to swim around in and bind together like atoms.
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