Bjørn Ingelstam Band - Brotherhood Of Man

Review by Arianne Cantes

The album Brotherhood Of Man by Bjørn Ingelstam Band is a refreshing take on jazz fusion. The band, led by trumpeter Bjørn Ingelstam, explores various soundscapes and textures, blending different genres seamlessly. The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, each performed with great skill and passion.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Brotherhood Of Man," which features a catchy melody and intricate rhythms. The band's tight interplay is evident on this track, as well as on the rest of the album. The use of electronic elements adds a modern touch to the sound, without detracting from the organic feel of the music.

Another highlight of the album is "The Last Waltz," a slower, more contemplative piece that showcases Ingelstam's lyrical playing. The band's dynamic range is on full display here, as they move seamlessly from quiet, introspective moments to explosive, cathartic sections.

Summary by Arianne Cantes

Brotherhood Of Man is an impressive album that showcases the Bjørn Ingelstam Band's versatility and creativity. Fans of jazz fusion and contemporary jazz will find much to enjoy here, as will anyone who appreciates skilled musicianship and innovative compositions.