Neil Cowley Trio – Analogue Rhapsody

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Pianist Neil Cowley's instinct for a punchy pop-hook has never been in doubt – in fact his pounding piano on Adele’s 21 album made him the most listened to jazz pianist on the planet in 2011.

Yet having patented his own eccentrically English take on EST’s power piano trio, reaping both critical and commercial rewards in the process, Cowley and his Trio felt the need to look afresh at their music. Speaking frankly to Selwyn Harris about their change of direction on their fifth and latest album, Touch and Flee, the pianist reveals that digging into the band’s emotional side and rediscovering jazz on vinyl has brought out a warmly elegiac side to their sound

This is an extract from Jazzwise Issue #186 – to read the full article Subscribe to Jazzwise, save money and receive a FREE CD...

 

Subscribe from only £5.83

Never miss an issue of the UK's biggest selling jazz magazine.

Subscribe

View the Current
Issue

Take a peek inside the latest issue of Jazzwise magazine.

Find out more