Mosaïque, by Oilly Wallace & Johannes Wamberg

Mosaïque

by Oilly Wallace & Johannes Wamberg

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1.	Mosaïque 04:45	buy track
2.	Christina 02:21	buy track
3.	Vermilion 00:52	buy track
4.	I Wish I Knew 02:27	buy track
5.	Gentle 01:19	buy track
6.	This Little Town is Paris 03:52	buy track
7.	Brother 06:43	buy track
8.	Beverly 00:43	buy track
9.	Une Histoire de Plage 01:52	buy track
10.	Two Sleepy People 02:50	buy track
11.	Up Jumped Spring 03:07	buy track
12.	Never Let Me Go 02:02	buy track
13.	Forbi 00:54	buy track

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Oilly Wallace (b. 1996) and Johannes Wamberg (b. 1991) are celebrated as two of the greatest young talents on the contemporary Danish jazz scene, but before the public found them, they had already found each other. They have known each other for years and their friendship comes through in their truly special symbiotic interplay. It is as if their sound reflects a true friendship; a place in which there is space for both playfulness and sensitivity, melancholia and pure joy.

In October 2016 they released their critically acclaimed debut LP, ‘Easy Living’, which was one of the most played records on Danish Radio P8 Jazz and they have now been in the studio yet again and a whole new record, consisting of their own compositions, alongside carefully selected standards, now finally sees the light of day, here in October 2020, by way of April Records. This new album is entitled ‘Mosaïque’ and is produced by Oilly Wallace, Johannes Wamberg and Jonathan Bremer and is recorded at Bremer’s Voodoo Bug Studios.

Describing the record in their own words, the two young musicians say:
“Our new record is the fruit of one year’s work in the studio, where we have refined our consonance and our repertoire, and pursued the narrative that lies within our musical vision. One could say that we have cut to the bone and have dived deeper into our own sound.”
And in the leftover bone there is a marrow. And its substance there are mature blood cells. Boys have become men and the music has aged, just like good wine.

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released October 30, 2020

Oilly Wallace – Saxophone and flute
Johannes Wamberg - Guitar
Daniel Franck – Bass on ‘Brother’
Frands Rifbjerg – Drums on ‘Brother’
Recorded at Voodoo Bug Studios by Jonathan Bremer
Produced by Jonathan Bremer, Johannes Wamberg, Oilly Wallace

Mastered by Joel Krozer

Cover artwork by Martin Aalykke Kristiansen/Can Family
Photos by Gorm Valentin
Artwork by Enrico Andreis

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