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Correspondence Vol​.​1

by José Dias and Francesca Naibo

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Skylight 06:16
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Sunflowers 05:41
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Hope 04:05
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Lisbon 02:08
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It's Safe 02:40
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It Must Work 02:28
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about

Guitarists José Dias and Francesca Naibo created a two- volume album based on their musical correspondence across a period of nearly one year (2020-2021). This is not merely a remote collaboration triggered by lockdown, but an intense process of mutual discovery, respect, and cooperation. Dias sent Naibo a set of solo improvisations to which she replied with her own and vice-versa. The album track list is organised chronologically, where each track is the response to the previous solo or group of solos. Both musicians agreed that there would not be overdubbed tracks, as that would not correspond to the way the process was conducted. The album documents their mutual challenging and their personal experiences, with Dias based in Manchester and Naibo in Milan.

This is now the first volume of that process, released by Copperfly Records. Volume two will be released in October this year. Both volumes will be exclusively digital and can be downloaded at francescanaibo.bandcamp.com and josedias.bandcamp.com

credits

released June 30, 2022

José Dias: guitar
Francesca Naibo: guitar
George Lloyd-O'Keeffe: additional editing and mastering
Graphic Design: Cristina Colle

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Jose Dias Manchester, UK

Jose Dias is part of the emerging new generation in Portuguese contemporary jazz.
His music is strongly inspired by the visual arts and literature. His projects deviate from the traditional language of jazz, and explore the dialogue between various contemporary sound universes, where experimentation is assumed as a central element. ... more

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