Name: The Letter
Brand: Shri

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

3779254

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2020-03-13

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Signed copies: No

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0687437792540

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Shri

Genre GB

Jazz

Label GB

Jazzland

The award-winning bassist, composer, producer and arranger, Shri Sriram with his solo album, ‘The Letter’. Produced by the legendary Norwegian jazz pianist and composer, Bugge Wesseltoft, the album is released on Wesseltoft’s own label, Jazzland.

Shri Sriram’s dynamic quest for new and collaborative ways of making music has taken him all over the world. From Indian classical music to electronica, from trip hop to jazz, from musical theatre to film scores, Shri’s superb musicianship and positive vibes are in constant demand from fellow musicians and producers, presenters and audiences everywhere. He and Bugge have long shared an enthusiasm for new and collaborative ways of making music and ‘The Letter’ is the culmination of many happy hours of talking, walking, cooking and playing music.

‘The Letter’ is actually dedicated to the great German electric upright bass player Eberhard Weber, who wrote me a letter after listening to a demo I made for him in 1993,” says Shri. “Eberhard’s letter was so inspiring; it helped me to focus on my musical approach in very specific ways and gave me reason and strength to continue on the path I was developing.

“We’ve got some amazing musicians on the album: Norwegian double bass player Arild Andersen, the Italian jazz drummer Paolo Vinaccia, who sadly passed away this year, Norwegian saxophonist Tore Brunborg and my old friend and collaborator, the award winning clarine st and saxophonist Ben Castle on bass clarinet.”

The Letter

Music GB