Believe, beleft, below themed

Defrazzle yourself. Themed for e.s.t., some great playlist picks today from Brian John McBrearty, Rumer and Ebba Åsman new in the blend.

Ebba Åsman
Home Believe, beleft, below themed

e. s. t. inspired

A heads up in today’s believe, beleft, below inspired playlist. We are riffing in the titling as a headline name to use an est classic tune title from Seven Days of Falling (ACT, 2003).

So, begin with the ambient soulful Remembering, Repeating sounds of Brian John McBrearty. It’s a piece to defrazzle yourself called ‘Believing.’

The to-die-for e. s. t. ballad. It inspired the naming of today’s playlist of top new tracks.

Seasons of My Soul classic stirringly revived

Then en route as you journey through some other top tips in the 10. Along the way find a very moving new Redtenbacher Funkestra with Rumer version of the singer’s very own Seasons of My Soul (Atlantic, 2010) classic ‘Take Me As I Am.’

Later – and as so often in life the very best and biggest surprises are kept to last – zone in on the very chilled final track in today’s marlbank playlist.

Ebba flow

Because if so and a fan of Rosie Turton and corto.alto then if in the fam check out the nu jazz of ‘No Answer’ from Ebba Åsman.

The original is drawn from the Swedish trombone player and singer’s When You Know out on Dorado in late-March.

It’s sure to be right up your strasse.

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Author: Stephen Graham

An assistant editor of Jazz Forum International, Warsaw 1991-2, also later Jazz on CD, London, from 1993-5 - founding editor of Jazzwise in 1997

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