Mike Majkowski - Tremolo

Review by Irmo-Raphael Knappe

Tremolo, the latest album by Mike Majkowski, is a stunning collection of experimental jazz tracks that showcase the artist's incredible talent and creativity. Featuring nine tracks that vary in length and style, Tremolo takes listeners on a musical journey that is both captivating and thought-provoking.

From the opening track, "Wormholes," Majkowski sets the tone for the album with a mesmerizing bassline that is both haunting and beautiful. As the album progresses, Majkowski's use of unconventional instrumentation and experimental techniques keep the listener engaged and intrigued.

One standout track on the album is "Unseen," which features a haunting vocal performance by vocalist Anthea Caddy. The track builds slowly, with Majkowski's bass providing a foundation for Caddy's ethereal vocals to soar above.

Summary by Irmo-Raphael Knappe

Tremolo is an impressive album that showcases Majkowski's unique approach to jazz and experimental music. Fans of artists like John Zorn, Sun Ra, and Ornette Coleman will find much to love on this album, while newcomers to the genre will be drawn in by the album's accessibility and beauty. Highly recommended.