Free Human Zoo "No Wind Tonight..."

Country: France
Genre(s): Jazz-Rock, Fusion
Label: Ex-Tension - EX14
Format: CD, digital
Release date: February 1, 2019
Tracklist: 
CD1
1. Bab'Y (Le Ravin De La Grand-Mère) (44:06)
1-1 Prologue 2:40
1-2 Barbarossa 4:25
1-3 Klezmer Volutes 1:47
1-4 Die Fröhlichen Kameraden (Les Joyeux Camarades) 3:58
1-5 Pitchipoï ? 4:22
1-6 L'Espoir Au Cœur 3:57
1-7 The Yar 6:49
1-8 My Little African Doll 5:48
1-9 Revoir L'Aurore 2:42
1-10 Forces Vitales 5:57
1-11 Epilogue 1:42

CD2
2. Curritur Ad Vocem (24:46)
2-1 Curritur...6:42
2-2 Eursum Corda ! 5:12
2-3 ...Ad Vocem 3:20
2-4 Vive Valeque 4:22
2-5 Aete Est Jabula 5:10

3. Talitha Koum (6:42)
4. No Wind Tonight... (7:07)

Line-up:
Nicolas Feuger – Bass, Contrabass
Gilles Le Rest – Drums, Percussion, Jew's Harp
Matthieu Rosso – Guitar 
Emmanuel Guerrero – Piano 
Samy Thiébault – Tenor Saxophone 
Laurent Skoczek – Trombone 
   With
Jocelyn Miennel – Flute 
Jonathan Edo – Percussion 
Bruno Ortega – Recorder [Flute à Bec Basse] 
Camille Fritsch  – Soprano Vocals

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Free Human Zoo "Freedom, Now!"

Country: France
Genre(s): Instrumental Jazz-Rock, Fusion
Label: Ex-Tension/Seventhrecords (EX13)
Format: CD, digital
Release date: July 12, 2016
Tracklist: 
1. Borokoni (10:01)
2. Amour Moteur, Matrice (14:58)
3. Aspettando La Primavera (9:27)
4. Maniacus (21:47)

Total time 56:13

Line-up: 
Dan Decrauze - Guitar
Laurent Skoczek - Trombone, Effects
Samy Thiebault - Tenor Saxophone, Flute
Nicolas Feuger - Bass
I'M' - Piano, Keyboards
Gilles Le Rest - Drums, Percussion

Description/Reviews: 

Free Human Zoo ... are a French ensemble whose music combines the elements of Jazz, Rock, Jazz-Rock, Pop, Prog, Folk, and so much more.
Their new album is entitled Freedom, Now! is a 4-track collection of songs that are both emotional and sensitive, whilst at the same time both void of grounding and chock full of immense free spirit.
The fun, upbeat "Borokoni" is up first, and wow, they immediately grab you, wanting you up on your feet. I mean, if the chords had arms they would be swinging you in jazz / prog moves around the room! The more precise, thoughtful "Amour moteur, Matrice" is next and showcases exactly what this highly talented ensemble can do.
"Aspettando la Primavera" turns the heat down somewhat, and ebbs and flows in a most beautiful, delicate even style. The last track is "Maniacus", a cut that seems to follow the traits of how improvisational jam sessions come to be. With dynamic peaks and troughs throughout, it's yet another highlight of this incredible album from Free Human Zoo. (annecarlini.com)

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