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One begins as a moody, rubato ballad, before easing into a broad 3/4, with Maclean weaving serpentine lines freely and evocatively around a brief Herbie Hancock statement on "music as connection", before the band returns to the opening rubato for Brownman's dark reiteration of the main theme. This track is very clearly an homage to Hancock's 'Little One' featured on the 1966 release Maiden Voyage, one of his most prominent albums. Broadly speaking One follows a very similar form and aesthetic but with an identity of its own. This performance is a very different offering from the rest of the record and showcases the depth and breadth this group is capable of.

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from Rites of Ascension, released October 31, 2017
Composed by Nick Maclean
Solo order: piano

Nick Maclean - piano
Brownman Ali - trumpet
Jesse Dietschi - bass
Tyler Goertzen - drums

recorded by Jeremy Darby and Julian Decorte at Canterbury Studios
mixed by Josh Bowman at Bowman Sound
mastered by Nick Blagona at Psychotropic Studios
produced by Brownman Ali

cover art by Dean Shu

liner notes by Dave Restivo

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Nick Maclean Quartet Toronto, Ontario

This contemplative and often thrilling quartet's explorations of modern, original repertoire delivers jazz between the two poles of thoughtful introspection and powerhouse conveyance, taking influences from Herbie Hancock's primordial 1960's Blue Note era recordings featuring Freddie Hubbard, while simultaneously paying apt tribute to some of the greatest improvisers in jazz history. ... more

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