"Future Song Daylight Stories" is a captivating jazz album by Danish percussionist Marilyn Mazur, released on January 1, 2004, under Stunt Records. This album is a testament to Mazur's versatility and mastery, featuring a blend of intricate rhythms and soothing melodies that span over an hour and five minutes across twelve tracks. The album showcases Mazur's exceptional percussion skills, accompanied by a stellar ensemble including Eivind Aarset on guitar and electronics, Hans Ulrik on flute and saxophone, and Elvira Plenar on piano and synthesizer.
The album opens with "New Rejoice," setting a lively tone that carries through to tracks like "Subway Groove" and "Animal Picnic." Meanwhile, pieces such as "Deep Ground" and "8th Dream" offer a more contemplative atmosphere, highlighting the dynamic range of the album. "Future Song Daylight Stories" is not just an album but a journey through Mazur's artistic vision, where each track tells a unique story, from the energetic "Insist" to the serene "New Prayer."
Marilyn Mazur's "Future Song Daylight Stories" is a must-experience for jazz enthusiasts and those looking to explore the genre's rich tapestry. The album's diverse instrumentation and Mazur's innovative percussion techniques make it a standout release in the jazz genre.
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