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Karl SeglemUrbs (NOR-CD) The 2007 release by Norway's most innovative horn player, once again exploring the tradition without ever being 'traditional.' Rock, jazz and primitive folk all collide on this unique instrumental recording.
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Karl Seglem - Tenor Sax, Goat Horns, electronics
Hakon Høgemo - Hardanger Fiddle Gjermund Silset - Electric Bass, Bass, Electric Guitar Olav Torget - Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Ngoni, Baglava Helge Norbakken- Drums, Percussion Magical moments for planet earth and the rest of the universe. Karl Seglem and his band are giving nordic folk and jazz a new musical tongue. In Urbs the tenor sax and goathorn player is going again on a visionary journey through northern landscapes and cities, where he is melting nordic cool with southern heat. "After an exciting autumn filled with a massive amount of new and wonderful Norwegian jazz, Karl Seglem tops it all with 'Urbs'. Fewmusicians, if any, have managed to generate as fertile a meeting point for tradition and innovation as the tireless west-coaster." - Bjørn Olav Nordahl, DAGENS NÆRINGSLIV "In many ways, Seglem is now the most obvious heir of the previous Norwegian 'pioneers' abroad, such as Jan Garbarek and Mari Boine, in the way he combines a clear identity with a broad viewpoint and innovative compositions. Just listen to the hypnotic appeal of 'Urbs'." - Mode Steinkjer, DAGSAVISEN
Karl Seglem
Tenor Sax, Goat Horns,
Electronics
Hakon Høgemo
Hardanger Fiddle
Gjermund Silset
Electric Bass, Bass,
Electric Guitar
Olav Torget
Acoustic & Electric Guitars,
Ngoni, Baglava
Helge Norbakken
Drums, Percussion
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