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30 May

Posted at 10:00h in Reviews
The Souljazz Orchestra is already onto their fourth album release with LP Rising Sun, on Strut Records, carving onto their famous love for Afro, jazz and Latin beats a new bright cast.  Concentrating on jazz this album round, SoulJazz carry their militant lyrics only in black and white notes as this album is all instrumental. SoulJazz is a surprising sextet in that it features no strings: no guitar and no bass.  Instead this Ottawa band gives full stage to vocals and a genial saxophone range - with three saxophonists on tenor, baritone and alto - plus three acolites on vintage keyboard, percussion and drums.  Transposing renowned melodies into colourful fresh jams