[TR24][OF] Lucia Cadotsch - Speak Low - 2016 (Vocal Jazz, Modern Creative)

foobar2000 1.3.12 / Замер динамического диапазона (DR) 1.1.1
Дата отчёта:  2016-11-30 17:15:30
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Анализ:   Lucia Cadotsch / Speak Low
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DR         Пики         RMS           Продолжительность трека
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DR9       -0.72 дБ   -13.31 дБ      4:42 01-Slow Hot Wind
DR7       -0.72 дБ   -11.30 дБ      5:18 02-Speak Low
DR8       -0.72 дБ   -12.06 дБ      7:01 03-Strange Fruit
DR8       -0.72 дБ   -12.08 дБ      4:28 04-Ain't Got No, I Got Life
DR9       -0.72 дБ   -13.11 дБ      4:26 05-Don't Explain
DR9       -0.72 дБ   -12.14 дБ      3:59 06-Deep Song
DR9       -0.72 дБ   -11.14 дБ      3:17 07-Some Other Spring
DR7       -0.72 дБ   -11.03 дБ      4:43 08-Willow Weep for Me
DR8       -0.72 дБ   -12.60 дБ      4:49 09-Gloomy Sunday
DR13      -0.72 дБ   -18.17 дБ      3:06 10-Moon River
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Количество треков: 10
Реальные значения DR: DR9
Частота:   96000 Гц
Каналов:   2
Разрядность:   24
Битрейт:   2795 кбит/с
Кодек:   FLAC
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Remember the name Lucia Cadotsch – you’re going to be hearing a lot of it. Cadotsch is a young, Zurich-born vocalist who possesses a classical clarity, a folk singer’s simplicity, and an appetite for performing very famous songs (Moon River, Don’t Explain, Strange Fruit) in the company of two edgy free-jazz Swedish instrumentalists, who flank her sedate progress with split-note sax sounds and spiky basslines and percussive strumming. That might sound like a merciless deconstruction of fine songs, but in this compelling trio’s hands the process is remarkably melodious and illuminating. Speak Low is delivered with phlegmatic gentleness as saxophonist Otis Sandsjö’s looping ostinato gets increasingly windy and raw, and Strange Fruit is stalked by multiphonic sax growls and swiped, twanging bass chords. Cadotsch is as light-stepping and dolefully swinging as Madeleine Peyroux on Some Other Spring; low-key on Moon River, as if the very thought of the rainbow’s end is wearisome. It’s all eerily beautiful. 5/5 (John Fordham, The Guardian)

Lucia Cadotsch - vocals
Otis Sandsjö - tenor sax
Petter Eldh - double bass