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Perpetual Optimism

Herlin Riley (drums)

Perpetual Optimism
If you want to stay angry, don’t listen to this record. Raging storms have been known to dissipate and transform themselves into breezy sunshine after spending three minutes in the company of...

Perpetual Optimism

Herlin Riley (drums)

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If you want to stay angry, don’t listen to this record. Raging storms have been known to dissipate and transform themselves into breezy sunshine after spending three minutes in the company of...

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“I want to live in a world where my glass is always half full!” That’s the inspiring maxim of veteran New Orleans drummer Herlin Riley. On his second Mack Avenue Records release, ‘Perpetual Optimism’, the longtime anchor of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra preaches his silver-lined gospel on 10 tracks whose joyous spirit and contagious swing are sure to convert any listener to the bright side.

’Perpetual Optimism’ reunites the quintet of rising stars that Riley assembled for his Mack Avenue Records debut, ‘New Direction’. Since the release of that acclaimed album, all four of Riley’s bandmates - trumpeter Bruce Harris, saxophonist Godwin Louis, pianist Emmet Cohen, and bassist Russell Hall - have been making major waves across the modern jazz scene, attesting to the master drummer’s Art Blakey-like ear for talent and sage musical guidance.

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June 2019

If you want to stay angry, don’t listen to this record. Raging storms have been known to dissipate and transform themselves into breezy sunshine after spending three minutes in the company of Herlin Riley... this kind of sleek, rhythmically driven elegance is hard-won and can only be achieved by means of great discipline and deep musical wisdom.

July 2019

A sumptuous gumbo of melody and rhythm underscores drummer Herlin Riley’s Perpetual Optimism, an album that, for the most part, can be heard as an encore to the group’s initial offering, New Direction.
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