Studio Session, by Phresoul ft. TJ Scratchavite

Studio Session

by Phresoul ft. TJ Scratchavite

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1.	Brazilian Nightmare 03:25 video	buy track
2.	Arnold 04:12 video	buy track
3.	A16 04:46 video	buy track

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Phresoul are back! After The World Was Made Phresh (2019), Hyperjazz Records is now keen to present three new instrumental tracks by one of the most interesting bands in the actual music scene. Unusually for the label, this work is a video shooting recorded in Fattorie Acustiche Studio, Reggio Emilia. A new format that blends music, video, and the real act/art of “doing music”.

Watch the entire video here: youtu.be/ZG20WB1lU9w

‘Brazilian Nightmare’, ‘Arnold’, and ‘A16’ are three instrumental tracks that perfectly embody the desire for exploration and never-ending evolving of the Italian duo. This time, Phresoul went into the vast world of sampling - involving the deejay and scratcher TJ Scratchavite - and they tried to recreate a hybrid synthesis of analog and digital grooves. "Phresoul | Studio Session" is a sort of limbo, which perfectly reflects Hyperjazz's intentions to define a new way of conceiving rhythmic music in the currents times.

> Audio is directly taken from the studio recording session <

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released July 23, 2021

Drums: Enrico Truzzi
Bass & synth bass: David Paulis
Scratch: Lorenzo Faglioni
Video Shooting: Luca Moretti, Matteo Bigi
Editing: Luca Moretti

A&R Hyperjazz - Raffaele Costantino

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Phresoul London, UK

Phresoul project was founded by David Paulis (bass) and Enrico Truzzi (drums). Its name takes direct inspiration from a Sun Ra sentence: “So I play phre music - music of the sun”. David and Enrico have created an ensemble that tries to take down the traditional rules of jazz, continuously absorbs new influences and sounds, and portrays the contradictions and conflicts of our times. ... more