The Future on our Doorstep, by TIM SUND electrified

The Future on our Doorstep

by TIM SUND electrified

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1.	Emersonia 04:40	buy track
2.	Fast Finger Rick 05:27	buy track
3.	Lyle Travels 06:30	buy track
4.	With You 07:26	buy track
5.	The Future on our Doorstep 10:00	buy track
6.	F Minor Trip 08:26	buy track
7.	Artanis 06:46	buy track
8.	Walking in the Sonic Field 03:13

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"If you have a musical heart that beats for progressive and jazz rock, TIM SUND electrified is the place for you. The Berlin trio consists of band leader Tim Sund (keyboards and synthesizers), Alex Will (e-bass) and Jonathan Gradmann (drums). Three musicians who have known each other for many years and have already played together in the progressive rock band "Green Desert Tree". After a long break, the overwhelming desire arose to make music together again.So they met in Sund's small recording studio, where the experienced band leader threw some of his compositions at the feet of his younger colleagues. The spark jumped over immediately. “Over the years, a deep musical trust has developed between us. Alex and I know Tim's compositional style very well, so we know how to bring his pieces to life," says Gradmann, describing the trio's special band chemistry. Sund also quickly felt that something very special had developed between them. “Joni and Alex are to me what Dave Weckl and John Patitucci were to Chick Corea. A rhythm group that you can tailor your compositions to." The jam sessions initially resulted in a few video clips and a little later the idea of developing further material and recording an album."

- Christian Erber, culture journalist (Radio Bremen)

credits

released January 23, 2023

Tim Sund: keyboards
Alex Will: electric bass
Jonathan Gradmann: acoustic drums

Recorded October 2020 at Saxart Studio, Berlin.
Additional Recording at Nolle Studio, Berlin.
Recording and Mixing Engineer: Anton Pelzer
Editing by Tim Sund.
Mastered by Andreas Kauffelt at Schnittstelle Berlin.

Photography: Mila Sturm
Graphics: Anton Pelzer
Album designed by Tim Sund.
Executive Producers: Stephan Schmitt & Ernst Pelzer
Produced by Tim Sund.

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