Dive into the vibrant world of Japanese free jazz with Masahiko Togashi's "Session In Paris Vol. 2: Colour Of Dream," a captivating album released on January 1, 1980, under the WeWantSounds label. This 40-minute journey through six enchanting tracks—"Crystal," "Orange," "Acting," "Snow," "Reve Merveilleux," and "Ballad"—showcases Togashi's mastery and his pivotal role as one of the founders of Japanese free jazz.
Born in 1941, Masahiko Togashi is a luminary in the genre, known for his innovative contributions and dynamic performances. "Session In Paris Vol. 2: Colour Of Dream" is a testament to his artistry, featuring extended improvisations and tight interplay that highlight the energy and spontaneity of free jazz. The album's title, "Colour Of Dream," evokes a sense of vivid imagination and boundless creativity, qualities that are abundantly present in each track.
From the intricate melodies of "Crystal" to the dreamy ambiance of "Snow," and the soulful expressions of "Ballad," this album is a rich tapestry of sound that captivates from start to finish. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "Session In Paris Vol. 2: Colour Of Dream" offers a compelling exploration of Togashi's musical genius and the enduring appeal of free jazz.