What makes Voice by Hiromi Uehara notable?

'Voice' received critical acclaim for its ambitious blend of jazz styles and classical influences, showcasing Hiromi's versatility. The album further solidified her reputation within contemporary jazz circles, earning spots on various jazz charts and contributing to the avant-garde movement in jazz music during the early 2010s. Upon the release of 'Voice' in January 2011, Hiromi Uehara was already an established figure in the jazz scene, known for her virtuosic piano skills and innovative compositions. This album followed her acclaimed work 'Place to Be' (2009) and signified her continued exploration of blending genres, as well as her growth as a composer and bandleader.

Voice works well if you're into long immersive listening sessions, dynamic emotional journeys and steady consistent energy levels.

How many songs are on Voice?

Voice has 9 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

Voice

Hiromi Uehara · 2011

65 min · 9 tracks · jazz fusion · post-bop · bebop

A vibrant fusion of avant-garde jazz and classical elements creating a dynamic, emotive listening experience.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

long immersive listening sessions
dynamic emotional journeys
steady consistent energy levels
gradual builds and payoffs

Where this album fits

Career context: Upon the release of 'Voice' in January 2011, Hiromi Uehara was already an established figure in the jazz scene, known for her virtuosic piano skills and innovative compositions. This album followed her acclaimed work 'Place to Be' (2009) and signified her continued exploration of blending genres, as well as her growth as a composer and bandleader.
Stylistic neighbors: Tigran Hamasyan· Robert Glasper· Brad Mehldau