Tineke Postma - Freya (2020)

Tineke Postma
Freya
2020 - Edition Records: EDN1150 / EDNLP1150
https://editionrecords.com/releases/tineke-postma-freya/
https://tinekepostma./album/freya

* Tineke Postma : alto saxophone, soprano saxophone
* Ralph Alessi : trumpet
* Kris Davis : piano
* Matthew Brewer: double bass, electric bass
* Dan Weiss : drums

https://www.tinekepostma.com/
http://www.ralphalessi.com/
https://www.krisdavis.net/
http://www.mattbrewerbass.com/
https://www.danweiss.net/

Recorded by Ryan Streber at Oktaven Audio, LLC, 35 Grove St,
Mt Vernon, New York 10550, USA December 22nd, 2018.

Reviews
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By Robert Ham
https://downbeat.com/reviews/detail/freya

[...]

The real mark of the album’s brilliance is in its economy. Postma was inspired,
in part, by Chicago’s avant-garde jazz community, and that influence is clear
on tracks like “Heart To Heart” or “Scáthach’s Isle Of Skye.” Drummer Dan Weiss
and bassist Matthew Brewer evoke the Art Ensemble’s rhythmic clarity and
angularity, leaving a wide expanse for Postma and trumpeter Ralph Alessi to
swim around in and bind together like atoms. And on the few tracks that pianist
Kris Davis contributes to, particularly the dreamy “Aspasia And Pericles,” the
mode of her playing is more Satie-like, daubing the edges of the songs with
shiny streaks of color.

[...]

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By Jeff Tamarkin
https://jazztimes.com/features/profiles/tineke-postma-living-in-the-maternal-world/

By Graham Spry
https://londonjazznews.com/2020/02/22/tineke-postma-freya/

By Phil Freeman
https://www.stereogum.com/2085053/the-month-in-jazz-may-2020/franchises/columns/ugly-beauty/

By Richard B. Kamins
https://steptempest..com/2020/05/moving-forward-three-quintets.html

Patrick Španko (sk)
https://www.skjazz.sk/news/showNew/nenapadna-ale-vyrazna-postava-europskeho-jazzu

Timo Kangas (se)
https://www.lira.se/skivrecension/freya/

Krzysztof Komorek (pl)
https://jazzpress.pl/plyty/tineke-postma-freya

Georges Tonla Briquet (be)
https://www.jazzhalo.be/reviews/cdlp-reviews/t/tineke-postma-freya/

Mathijs van den Berg (nl)
http://www.jazzenzo.nl/?e=4412

Par Jean-Marc Gelin (fr)
http://lesdnj.over-/2020/05/tineke-postma-freya.html