(Contemporary Jazz, Avant-Garde) [CD] Jeremy Wilms (feat. Tomas Fujiwara, Matt Hilgenberg, Danton Boller a.o.) - Diamond People - 2014, FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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Jeremy Wilms / Diamond People
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We occupy an interesting in point in the history of music. The idea of music as an art form has been subverted and fractured to a place of absurdity. Advertising parades as an art form and pop musicians musical output is nothing more than another thing to billboard-ize to sell the brand of themselves (or hair care products or clothes or their "reality" tv show). Real art music goes unheard or neglected due to its conscription to ivory tower-ism and/or marginalized fringe support. And then there is "jazz", or "Jazz" if you prefer. Standing there in a suit in the corner taking skill and discipline to learn, command of instruments and chord theory and improvisation, and unfortunately becoming a paint by numbers exercise boring the hell out of most people with pulses.
What inspires one to ignore these sad truths and make a recording of living breathing people in a room at one time searching for sounds and structures that haven't been explored? That would be the impulse of art, true creation.
Not that this music is not in a lineage. But it is a lineage of individuality that is being sought out.
Eric Dolphy, Herbie Nichols, Chico Hamilton, these are the predecessors of the music contained on this album. And if you must have a guitar reference, Sonny Sharrock and Hendrix smashed together with Thurston Moore in between Grant Green and Gabor Szabo. If you must.
But it may be Chico Hamilton's influence that is paramount. The first new guitarist Chico used in 20 years after Cary DeNegris, Wilms spent a year and a half going to Chico's penthouse apartment and absorbing lessons on comping, arranging, and just generally being a bad mother@&$?er. Those lessons came in handy in the assembling of this set of music.
But Wilms is not a jazz scene type of guy. Not at all. His next gig was paying bass, guitar and keyboards in the Broadway production of Fela! about the life of Nigerian music rebel Fela Kuti. Any other Broadway gig would not be his cup of tea but studying and immersing himself in Fela's music was huge. Blocking out all the BS that comes with theater politics, the years of this show were spent studying Fela's completely unique music form. Which brings us back to the point, individuality.
I could go on about gigs with rock band TV on the Radio, hip hop's El-P, Sonic Youth side projects, what have you. The bottom line is it is about creativity and the individual, as you will get when you sink into this recording.
Enjoy.
(Album Notes)

Jeremy Wilms - guitar, composer
Tomas Fujiwara - drums
Greg Gonzalez - drums
Danton Boller - bass
Cochemea Gastelum - saxophone, flute
Matt Hilgenberg - trumpet
Steve Blanco - keyboards
Reinaldo De Jesus - percussion
Dylan Fusillo - percussion