"Saturn," released in April 2017, is the sixth installment in the collaborative series "The Art of Perelman-Shipp" by tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman and pianist Matthew Shipp. This avant-garde jazz album is a testament to the profound musical dialogue between two of the genre's most innovative minds. Recorded in a single day, the album consists of ten untitled improvisations, each marked as a distinct part, reflecting the spontaneous and unscripted nature of their performance. The album's title, "Saturn," is part of a series named after the moons of Saturn, each release representing a unique cosmic journey into the depths of free jazz.
Perelman's fiery tenor saxophone and Shipp's exploratory piano weave together in a complex tapestry of sound, pushing the boundaries of traditional jazz structures. The album's 50-minute duration is filled with intense, thought-provoking interactions that showcase the artists' exceptional technical skills and deep musical understanding. Released on Leo Records, "Saturn" is a captivating exploration of the avant-garde, offering listeners a raw and unfiltered experience of live improvisation. This album is a standout addition to the extensive discography of both Perelman and Shipp, highlighting their enduring collaboration and shared artistic vision.
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