Chaining Loops - ensemble Pulse Olivier Le Goas - Audio CD (Arrives in 50 days)

The formation of the The Chaining Loops team is the result of encounters that, for the most part, took place over several decades, within various third-party projects of extremely diverse aesthetics. Over the years, this gave Olivier and his associates many opportunities to share a wide range of experiences through different projects, during numerous concerts in France and abroad.

This is how Olivier met vibraphonist David Patrois in 1991, when they were both members of harmonica player Olivier Ker Ourio’s quartet, which—after winning First Prize at the Concours National de Jazz de la Défense in 1993—performed in several concerts throughout France. In 1998, Olivier met cornettist and vocalist Médéric Collignon during Paris jam sessions. Médéric went on to take part in many of the leader’s projects (duo, trios, etc.), including a quartet project featuring pianist Andy Emle. As for guitarist Michael Felberbaum, Olivier first invited him to take part in the European tour New Gravitations, which took place in 2007–2008 following the release of the album Gravitations on Altrisuoni in 2007. In 2013, trombonist Gueorgui Kornazov was already part of the drummer’s septet project Abstract, whose album was released in 2013 on Rewind Records. Double bassist Yoni Zelnik, for his part, has participated since 2015 in several one-off concerts in France and Germany as a member of the leader’s Reciprocity project. Tenor and soprano saxophonist Frédéric Borey is the newest addition to the ensemble.

The name Pulse was inspired for Olivier Le Goas by the word pulsar. A pulsar is a neutron star that rotates very rapidly on its axis. The first pulsar, known as the Cambridge pulsar 1919 (CP1919), was discovered in 1967 by Jocelyn Bell and Antony Hewish.

Tracklist

1. The Chaining Loops
2. Direction
3. Friction
4. Fifteen Miles
5. Light In the Sky

Label: Double Moon Records | Origin: Holland