Hug!
Matt Wilson (drums), Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke (trumpet), Chris Lightcap
Between the plague and politics, 2020 seems like a good year, if you tote a pitchfork and walk on cloven hoofs. The rest of us could use some lifting up, and no one’s better suited to that job...
Hug!
Matt Wilson (drums), Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke (trumpet), Chris Lightcap
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Between the plague and politics, 2020 seems like a good year, if you tote a pitchfork and walk on cloven hoofs. The rest of us could use some lifting up, and no one’s better suited to that job...
About
Need a little musical snuggle time? The irrepressible drummer/composer Matt Wilson brings us a virtual 'Hug!'. A new Matt Wilson album isn't so much a snapshot capturing the drummer at a particular moment in time. Rather, his recordings are more like a musical family tree,vividly illustrating the web of relationships that manifest in his music. A creative force since the 1980s, he embodies a verdant and radically unbounded aesthetic, and ' Hug' embraces some of his deepest nourishing roots. Featuring Wilson's long-running quartet with saxophonist Jeff Lederer, cornetist Kirk Knuffke and bassist Chris Lightcap, 'Hug!' documents one of jazz's most potent and expressive working bands exploring a typically far-flung Wilsonian program.
Contents and tracklist
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
- Matt Wilson, Jeff Lederer, Kirk Knuffke, Chris Lightcap
Awards and reviews
September 2020
Between the plague and politics, 2020 seems like a good year, if you tote a pitchfork and walk on cloven hoofs. The rest of us could use some lifting up, and no one’s better suited to that job than Matt Wilson.