Triplicate
Dave Holland · 1988
55 min · 9 tracks · jazz
A fusion of intricate rhythms and melodic improvisation, weaving contemporary jazz with a touch of world music influences.
Why this album works
'Triplicate' is notable for its inventive arrangements and has been praised for pushing the boundaries of jazz during the late 80s. The album showcases Holland's distinctive style, blending traditional jazz elements with African and folk influences, impacting the direction of modern jazz ensembles.
- Career context
- Upon releasing 'Triplicate' in 1988, Dave Holland was solidifying his reputation as a leading voice in contemporary jazz. This album followed his acclaimed works like 'Extensions' (1976) and marked a period where he began to explore more global influences in his compositions.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Sting· David Sylvian· Joe Jackson· giorge mijael· Incognito· Joss Stone· John McLaughlin· Sade
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Games 5:06
- 2 Quiet Fire Standout 5:49
- 3 Take the Coltrane Standout 6:27
- 4 Rivers Run 9:17
- 5 Four Winds 4:21
- 6 Triple Dance Standout 8:08
- 7 Blue 6:08
- 8 African Lullaby 3:11
- 9 Segment 6:34
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