Mario Schiano, a seasoned maestro in the realms of free jazz and avant-garde, presents "Original Sins," a compelling collection of tracks that push the boundaries of conventional jazz. Released on October 13, 2015, under the esteemed Splasc(h) Records, this album is a testament to Schiano's innovative spirit and his ability to craft intricate, thought-provoking compositions.
"Original Sins" is a journey through nine original tracks, each offering a unique exploration of sound and improvisation. The album opens with "G R - Original Version," setting the stage for a sonic adventure that spans 56 minutes. Schiano's mastery is evident in pieces like "Lacca (A)" and "Lacca (B)," where he seamlessly blends raw energy with delicate nuance. The suite "Apollon" is a standout, with three distinct parts that showcase Schiano's versatility and depth.
The album also features a reinterpretation of the classic "Moonlight in Vermont," adding a fresh perspective to a beloved standard. Schiano's approach to this piece, as with the rest of the album, is both respectful and revolutionary, making "Original Sins" a captivating listen for jazz enthusiasts and newcomers alike.