Dreamers
Mark Lockheart
Awards:
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Presto Recording of the Week, 28th January 2022
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Finalist 2022
A very lively set of original pieces, full of jumpy zig-zag avant-chamberish arrangements and spiky instrumental lines that never quite go where you expect them. The sound of surprise is still...
Dreamers
Mark Lockheart
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Awards:
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Presto Recording of the Week, 28th January 2022
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Finalist 2022
A very lively set of original pieces, full of jumpy zig-zag avant-chamberish arrangements and spiky instrumental lines that never quite go where you expect them. The sound of surprise is still...
About
Dreamers is the new project from the legendary British saxophonist and composer Mark Lockheart featuring Elliot Galvin (Dinosaur, Elliot Galvin Trio), Tom Herbert (Polar Bear, The Invisible) and Dave Smith (Robert Plant). Stylistically free and psychedelic in nature, the release of Dreamers signals a new trajectory for the musician who has already featured on a wide ranging and diverse catalogue of albums including Radiohead's Kid A. As a founding member of Loose Tubes and Polar Bear, Mark Lockheart has always remained ahead of the curve and has constantly explored new directions in his own music. Dreamers epitomises this adaptation and evolution, allowing the music to speak beyond the boundaries of genre and predictability. Mark has created an album which is direct and unpretentious but also surprising and unexpected.
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Mark Lockheart, 'Dreamers'
28th Jan 2022
Mark Lockheart and friends take us on a surreal trip with Dreamers, an early standout jazz album for 2022.
Awards and reviews
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Presto Recording of the Week28th January 2022
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Presto Recordings of the YearFinalist 2022
February 2022
A very lively set of original pieces, full of jumpy zig-zag avant-chamberish arrangements and spiky instrumental lines that never quite go where you expect them. The sound of surprise is still with us.
