London, November 19 (EFE) .- The British singer David Bowie has recruited a group of jazz musicians to “turn around” their new album, “Blackstar”, which will be released next January 8 , published today by the music magazine “Mojo”.
The producer Tony Visconti, regular contributor to the enigmatic British musician, told the trade publication said that use jazz musicians playing rock music had a new expected direction of the work.
The release date of the album, the singer twenty-fifth coincide with its 69th birthday, in 2013 that ended a long musical silence ten years with “The Next Day”, an album that received critical acclaim.
“‘The Next Day’ started trying to do something new, but He also kept some of the old sneak. And it is not so with this album (by ‘Blackstar’), “Visconti said.
Bowie collaborated with jazz artists to avoid falling into old cliches of rock and find a new direction with this album, which is recorded in New York between January and May this year.
As explained Visconti, the group of artists who have contributed to shift the work of the British includes saxophonist Donny McCaslin, guitarist Ben Monder and Mark Guiliana battery.
They pianist Jason Linder and bassist Tim Lefebrve, all recognized artists in the world of jazz.
bind “If we had used the old musicians of David, would people playing jazz rock. And with people of jazz playing rock, we turn, “said Visconti.
The first single from the new album, called” Blackstar “, as the album will be published tomorrow.
His previous work, “The Next Day”, his 24th studio album presented in April 2013, was a commercial and critical success and stood at the top of the bestseller list in the UK.
The return of Bowie was accompanied in 2013 by an exhibition at the Museum Victoria & amp; Albert in London, where a film was made, “David Bowie is Happening Now” (David Bowie happening now). EFE
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