Indigo4

Petrella, Gianluca
Blue Note
Jazz | Mar 2006

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2006-04-20
Straight jazz quartet with a hip bop/post-bop sound that adds occasional electronics and samples. Nice idea, not always well done -- sometimes it's just gratuitous and distracting (like track 1 or the start of 4) but often rather good (8, 12).

1- Monk tune w/messed-up Monk samples all over. Distracting and gratuitous; nice idea on paper, but leaves me cold
2- Calm tones over hyper, electronica-inspired drum
3- Loping and, well, lazy, with a touch of funk. Cool echoey 'bone solo.
4- Really fast bop walk
5- Bluesy wailing sax over wistful chords. Long slow-toned intro.
6- Slowly warbly Duke Ellington cover. Nice bass solo opens.
7- Playful take on "Mood Indigo," fairly fast but sparse at first
8- Slow forest of electronics; experimental, sparse, and floaty.
9- Cooly funky midtempo, builds some nice intensity
10- Mid/fast, a cool, low-key romp
11- Slow, atmospheric, w/echoey horn. Mid/fast sax solo later
12- Floaty, disjoint Sun Ra tribute w/lots of little surprises like piano samples and a goofy singing troupe: "Sun Ra. And his band. From outer space. Will entertain you now." Cool!

Recent airplay

Mr. Wolf
The Middleman
Memory SelectJun 23, 2006
A Relaxing Place On Venus
Memory SelectJun 02, 2006
There Comes A Time
No Cover, No MinimumMay 08, 2006
Mr. Wolf
Umami Jazz ProgramMay 02, 2006
The Middleman
Memory SelectApr 28, 2006

Charting

2006-04-23 — 2006-06-25 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 25 1
Jun 4 1
May 14 1
May 7 1
Apr 30 1

Track listing

1. Trinkle, Trinkle
2. The Middleman
3. Lazy Moon
4. Mr. Wolf
5. Sacred Whale
6. I Got It Bad
7. Mood Indigo
8. Two In A Hole
9. There Comes A Time
10. Stockholm 64
11. I.S.T.R.
12. A Relaxing Place On Venus