El Trilogy
Dave Douglas · 2001
64 min · 12 tracks · jazz
A tapestry of intricate melodies and rhythms that challenge the boundaries of contemporary jazz.
Why this album works
'El Trilogy' received critical acclaim for its innovation, making it a significant contribution to the early 2000s jazz landscape. The album was recognized for its ambitious structure and has been noted for influencing a generation of musicians seeking to push jazz's creative boundaries.
- Best for
- dynamic journey with peaks intricate melodies for focused listening wave-like pacing that unfolds
- Context
- By the time 'El Trilogy' was released in 2001, Dave Douglas had established himself as a prominent figure in the jazz scene following his critically acclaimed album 'Charms of the Night Sky' in 1997. This album represents a continuation of his explorative approach to composition and improvisation, showcasing his ability to blend traditional jazz elements with avant-garde sensibilities.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Prince· Madonna· Christina Aguilera· Lana Del Rey· Anthony Braxton· Ariana Grande· Kendrick Lamar· Bill Laswell
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Aerial Manouvers 1:11
- 2 Aria One 4:50
- 3 Bounding Lines 4:32
- 4 Scherzo 2:19
- 5 Aria Two Standout 5:29
- 6 Part One Standout 13:17
- 7 Part Two 8:26
- 8 Prairie Standout 5:08
- 9 Escher 4:52
- 10 Spring 7:32
- 11 Anton 1:19
- 12 Fin 5:29
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