℗ 2016 ECM Records GmbH under exclusive license to Universal Music Classics, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released February 19, 2016
Duration 56m 26s
Record Label ECM Records
Genre Jazz
 

Quiver

Ralph Alessi, Gary Versace, Drew Gress, Nasheet Waits

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1.1
Here Tomorrow
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
2:56
1.2
Window Goodbyes
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
5:19
1.3
Smooth Descent
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
6:56
1.4
Heist
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
6:47
1.5
Gone Today, Here Tomorrow
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
9:49
1.6
I To I
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
6:15
1.7
Scratch
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
5:17
1.8
Shush
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
7:05
1.9
Quiver
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
4:15
1.10
Do Over
Ralph Alessi; Gary Versace; Drew Gress; Nasheet Waits
1:47
Digital Booklet
Trumpeter Ralph Alessi’s ECM leader debut – 2013’s Baida – was the album where “everything came together for him,” according to Nate Chinen in a JazzTimes profile. “Without abandoning his yen for oppositional energies, it’s a beautifully coherent statement, not just his most accomplished album but a contender for one of the year’s best.” Baida indeed went on to become the most lauded release of Alessi’s career, with The New York Times praising the music for its balance of “elegant precision and power.” With Quiver, Alessi teams with pianist Gary Versace and the trumpeter’s longtime rhythm section of choice – bassist Drew Gress and drummer Nasheet Waits – to create a follow-up of quicksilver melodicism and subtly energized rhythm; there is a lyricism to Alessi’s playing that channels such forebears as Miles Davis and Kenny Wheeler, the mood reflective, even pensive. As DownBeat says, “Alessi works between the notes, his thoughtful, conversational solos as meditative as a calligrapher’s art, each line free-flowing and declarative but with immaculate shape and beauty.”
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – ECM Records Studio Masters

Recorded April 2015, Rainbow Studio, Oslo Engineer: Jan Erik Kongshauk Mixed at Avatar Studios, New York by James A. Farber (engineer), Manferd Eicher, Ralph Alessi Cover Photo: Gérard Tissier Liner Photos: Øyvind Hjelmen, Francesco Saggio (18/19) Design: Sasha Kleis Produced by Manferd Eicher
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.97
-2.92 to 0.00
-22.85
-26.44 to -18.75
-18.95
-21.70 to -15.80
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13 to 16
1
Here Tomorrow
0.00-21.65-17.415
2
Window Goodbyes
-2.35-26.44-21.714
3
Smooth Descent
-1.24-22.86-19.914
4
Heist
-2.92-24.91-20.914
5
Gone Today, Here Tomorrow
-0.06-22.98-19.416
6
I To I
-2.72-23.40-19.613
7
Scratch
0.00-21.35-18.015
8
Shush
0.00-23.48-18.315
9
Quiver
-0.29-22.69-18.515
10
Do Over
-0.16-18.75-15.813

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