"Shiva's Dance," released on November 13, 2002, by Achille Succi, is a captivating exploration into the realms of free jazz and avant-garde music. This album, featuring ten tracks, is a testament to Succi's innovative approach to sound and composition. The album opens with "Anthropofagy," setting the stage for a journey through diverse musical landscapes, from the introspective "Bill Frisell" to the rhythmic "Ping Pong." Each track is a unique piece, contributing to the overall tapestry of sounds that define "Shiva's Dance." The album, released under the Artesuono label, showcases Succi's collaboration with other talented musicians, resulting in a rich and layered listening experience. With a total duration of one hour, "Shiva's Dance" is an immersive album that pushes the boundaries of traditional jazz, offering a fresh and exciting perspective for both longtime fans and newcomers to the genre. The album's title track, "Shiva's Dance," is a standout piece that exemplifies Succi's ability to blend cultural influences with contemporary jazz. Other notable tracks include "Momo" and its reprise, which bookend the album with a sense of continuity and closure. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or simply looking to expand your musical horizons, "Shiva's Dance" promises a rewarding and engaging experience.
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