What makes Let It Go by Josh Nelson notable?

This album received critical acclaim, particularly for its sophisticated compositions and arrangements. It featured prominently in jazz circles, contributing to Nelson's reputation as an innovative pianist and bandleader within the genre. Let It Go is Josh Nelson's third album, released in 2007 after his acclaimed sophomore effort, Discoveries. At this point in his career, he was establishing himself as a distinctive voice in the contemporary jazz scene, building on the foundation laid by his earlier works while expanding his collaborative efforts.

How many songs are on Let It Go?

Let It Go has 10 tracks, running approximately 59 minutes.

Let It Go

Josh Nelson · 2007

59 min · 10 tracks · funk

A vibrant blend of jazz and funk, woven together with intricate melodies and emotive improvisation.

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Loose End — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its complex rhythms and engaging harmonies, showcasing Nelson’s adeptness at blending jazz with funk influences.
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Love Letters — The heartfelt melodies and lyrical piano lines in this piece highlight Nelson’s ability to convey emotion through music, making it a standout moment on the album.
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Let It Go — As the title track, it encapsulates the overarching themes of exploration and release found throughout the album, featuring a compelling interplay between instruments.

Tracklist

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1 Loose End 5:34
2 Introspection on 401 7:03
3 Love Letters 6:02
4 Leaving Here (feat. Sara Gazarek) 5:40
5 Tears in the Morning 5:44
6 Abandon Post 5:32
7 Colors 7:45
8 Julia 4:38
9 Deep Breaths 4:04
10 Let It Go 7:18

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