Niia - V White Opaque Vinyl
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The genre-blurring provocateur born Niia Bertino revisits her earliest musical ambition: to be a jazz singer in the tradition of the greats, using her impossibly expressive vocal instrument to tell stories of loves complexities, with both humor and heartrending pathos.
Supported by visionary young talents like the writer-musician-producers Spencer Zahn and Lawrence Rothman, the hitmaking songwriter Chloe Angelides and fantastic L.A.-based players working on the axis of jazz and indie, V reimagines the jazz vocal recording as something cinematic, emotionally raw, and subtly subversive.
In place of well-worn standards, Niia has crafted an album primarily of bold original music. Instead of familiar acoustic instrumentation, V seamlessly meshes the studio imagination and electronic textures of experimental pop with the thrilling interplay that only live, jazz-rooted musicianship can bring. And in lieu of the winking, veiled storytelling of the Great American Songbook, Niia V is lyrically brazen, hysterical and postmodern; her stories exist in that creative sweet spot between self-love and self-loathing.
Niia - V White Opaque Vinyl
€18,99
Sale price
€18,99
Regular price
€38,00
Supported by visionary young talents like the writer-musician-producers Spencer Zahn and Lawrence Rothman, the hitmaking songwriter Chloe Angelides and fantastic L.A.-based players working on the axis of jazz and indie, V reimagines the jazz vocal recording as something cinematic, emotionally raw, and subtly subversive.
In place of well-worn standards, Niia has crafted an album primarily of bold original music. Instead of familiar acoustic instrumentation, V seamlessly meshes the studio imagination and electronic textures of experimental pop with the thrilling interplay that only live, jazz-rooted musicianship can bring. And in lieu of the winking, veiled storytelling of the Great American Songbook, Niia V is lyrically brazen, hysterical and postmodern; her stories exist in that creative sweet spot between self-love and self-loathing.