Little Home Paul Kleber

• 1A Little Loving08:00
• 2Fourty04:34
• 3Poisson d´or05:46
• 4Nachteule06:35
• 5Piedras05:19
• 6Mr. Stringer05:13
• 7Clouds06:35
• 8Gamechanger08:55
• 9Little Home02:57
• Total Runtime53:54

Info for Little Home

Discover the enchanting sounds of Paul Kleber's album "Little Home," released by Xjazz! Music. This captivating collection of tracks showcases Kleber's unique blend of jazz, electronic, and ambient music, creating a mesmerizing listening experience for music enthusiasts.

With "Little Home," Paul Kleber invites listeners on a musical journey filled with emotive melodies, intricate rhythms, and innovative soundscapes. Each track tells a story, evoking feelings of nostalgia, introspection, and wonder.

Kleber's masterful use of instrumentation and production techniques shines through in every song on the album. From delicate piano melodies to pulsating electronic beats, each element is carefully crafted to create a rich sonic tapestry that captivates the listener from start to finish.

Listeners can expect to be transported to a world where genres blur and boundaries fade away. "Little Home" is a testament to Kleber's artistic vision and his ability to push the boundaries of contemporary music while staying true to his jazz roots.

Whether you're a long-time fan of Paul Kleber or discovering his music for the first time, "Little Home" is sure to leave a lasting impression with its hauntingly beautiful compositions and innovative approach to modern jazz music.

Paul Kleber, bass, background vocals (track 5), percussion (track 8)
Uri Gincel, piano, synths, background vocals (track 5), Fender Rhodes piano (track 9), vocoder (track 9), lead vocals (track 9)
Sebastian Studnitzky, trumpet, Fender Rhodes piano (track 3)
Tobias Backhaus, drums, background vocals (track 5), congas (track 8)
Florian Menzel, trumpet (tracks 1-6, 8), fluegelhorn (track 3)
Ben Kraef, tenor saxophone (tracks 1-6), flute (tracks 3-8)
Sebastian Borkowski, bass clarinet (tracks 1-3, 6-8)

Paul Kleber
can be heard and seen around the world as a sideman in many renowned bands, such as Jazzanova Live, the Moka Efti Orchestra and the projects of Sebastian Studnitzky and Uri Gincel, to name a few. Tonight he appears as a bandleader and has gathered a few of his favorite musicians. With them he presents pieces from mostly his own repertoire, which he arranged together with the great pianist and producer Uri Gincel. Groove and electronic influences are in the field of tension with acoustic music and quiet as well as atmospheric moments, always characterized by the joy of playing, spontaneity and inspiration of the acting the musicians

Paul Kleber was born in Berlin/Germany and started playing cello and drums as a young kid before he chose his main instrument, the double bass. He studied classical double bass at the Hochschule für Musik „Hanns Eisler“ Berlin and jazz too at the Universität der Künste Berlin. Kleber played and recorded with Jazzanova Live, Sebastian Studnitzky, Moka Efti Orchestra British band Fink, Micatone, JazzIndeed and Lisa Bassenge. As a sideman he accompanied many artists i.e. Dee Dee Bridgewater, Mark Murphy, Emiliana Torrini, Nina Hagen, David Friedman and Nightmares On Wax.

Uri Gincel
is one of the most sought after and respected jazz pianists in Berlin. Uri's style can be described as strongly rooted in tradition, but with the sensibility and understanding bringing jazz into the modern age. His playing is dynamic, lyrical and above all full of energy and power! Born in Tel-Aviv, Gincel came to Berlin in 2009 and quickly became an influential part of the jazz scene. Uri toured the world with many projects, including "Uri Gincel Trio" and "Bonaparte", and studied with some notable musicians such as Arnie Lawrence and Walter Blending Jr.

Sebastian Studnitzky
has always been a traveller between the realms of jazz, classical and electronic music. In his inimitable music not a single note is superfluous. It is detailed, minimalistic and transparent, yet it displays an emotional depth which is uniquely personal. Too edgy for pop, too emotional for jazz, too opulent for electronica, and with a rhythmic groove far removed from avant-garde, he has created something that is refreshingly new.

Tobias Backhaus
is without doubt one of the most in-demand German jazz drummers. He studied under the guidance of master drummers John Riley, Joey Baron, Keith Copeland and John Hollenbeck and holds a Bachelor’s degree in jazz performance from the University of the Arts in Berlin. In the German capital, he quickly made a name for himself as a versatile and exciting musical accompanist and has been a vital part of the contemporary European jazz scene for well over the past decade. Tobias regularly works with internationally renowned jazz artists such as Till Brönner, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Tony Lakatos, Torsten de Winkel, Carlos Bica, Gwilym Simcock, Jiggs Whigham, Rick Margitza, Peter Weniger, Frank Chastenier and Ack van Rooyen as well as large ensembles such as the Dresden Symphonic Orchestra, NDR Big Band, Berlin Jazz Orchestra, European Movement Jazz Orchestra and many others.

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