NEONNOONE - Noir & Jazz & Dark & Slow [2022]

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ASTRAL NOISE UK: Noir & Jazz & Dark & Slow… is the debut album from Miami-based quartet NEONNOONE; five instrumental compositions that make for a cinematic journey through an ageless America. The group describe their sound as “doom-jazz”, a mingling of jazz, post-rock and dark ambient. Noir & Jazz & Dark & Slow… is more than a 21st century jazz record. It is an engaging and perplexing pastiche of influences, styles and periods; at times a daydream of speculative Americana; anachronistic, sometimes displaced, always intriguing; cohesive in its ambiguity.

IT’S PSYCHEDELIC BABY MAGAZINE: The melodic cinematics of NEONNOONE’s debut release create something far more immersive and deeper, a “post-dark-jazz” record, incorporating post-rock textures into a dark-jazz feel. Dreamlike, melancholic, recorded at the legendary BC Studio on the banks of poisoned Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, New York, "Noir & Jazz & Dark & Slow" captured a very specific feel, from the heart of the NewYork Jazz scene to Miami neon-filled nightlife. Both ideas and the space affected the recording in a crucial way. This music is something that could be described in various ways: “an atmospheric trance music”, “a long night drive through the neurons of your mind”, “bleached in the melodics of dark windows and abandoned buildings”. NEONNOONE sums it all up perfectly saying: “We like to think of this music as a soundtrack for a non-existent film - if you're listening you can imagine it in your head.”

released February 22, 2022

NEONNOONE:

Kolin: Guitars, Piano, Keyboards, soundscapes, composition.

Dmitry Ishenko: Upright Bass

Dave Miller: Drums and Percussion

Elijah Shiffer: Sax

Recorded, engineered and mixed by Martin Bisi at BC Studios, Brooklyn, NYC.

Mastered by Fred Kevorkian at Kevorkian Mastering, NYC

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