Renaissance

Album Description

Marcus Miller's 'Renaissance' is a masterful blend of jazz fusion, funk, and traditional jazz, showcasing the artist's incredible versatility and skill. Released on 28 May 2012 via Dreyfus Jazz, this hour-long, 12-minute masterpiece takes listeners on a captivating journey through 12 expertly crafted tracks.

From the opening notes of 'Detroit' to the final strains of 'I'll Be There', Miller's bass-driven soundscapes are woven together with precision and passion. Featuring an array of talented guest artists, including Gretchen Parlato and Ruben Blades on the enchanting 'Setembro (Brazilian Wedding Song)', 'Renaissance' is a testament to Miller's ability to craft compelling, genre-bending music.

With tracks like 'Slippin' Into Darkness' and 'Tightrope', Miller showcases his funk-infused side, while 'Jekyll & Hyde' and 'Revelation' demonstrate his capacity for complex, jazz-inspired composition. The result is an album that is at once eclectic and cohesive, with Miller's unique vision tying the diverse elements together. 'Renaissance' is a must-listen for fans of jazz and beyond, and a shining example of Marcus Miller's innovative spirit and unwavering dedication to his craft.

28 mei 2012

2012 3 Deuces Records, Inc. under exclusive license to Francis Dreyfus Music SARL, a BMG Company

About Marcus Miller

Marcus Miller is a powerhouse in the world of jazz, renowned for his virtuosic skills on the electric bass and his prolific career as a composer, producer, and arranger. With over 500 recording credits to his name, Miller has collaborated with some of the most iconic figures in music, including Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Luther Vandross, Wayne Shorter, and David Sanborn. His work with Miles Davis on albums like "Tutu" and "Amandla" showcased his innovative approach to jazz fusion, while his close collaboration with Luther Vandross resulted in numerous hit songs and a lasting musical legacy. Miller's unique sound and signature style have earned him two Grammy Awards and the title of UNESCO Artist for Peace. Whether performing or producing, Marcus Miller continues to push the boundaries of jazz, making him a true legend in the genre.