A Little House

Album Description

Dive into the avant-garde jazz landscape with Angelica Sanchez's debut solo album, "A Little House," released on January 24, 2011, via Clean Feed. This captivating collection of 13 tracks offers a compelling exploration of free jazz and avant-garde sounds, all wrapped up in a concise 57-minute journey. Sanchez's unique vision shines through in compositions like "Chantico" and "Jackaloop," where her piano playing is both delicate and powerful, pushing the boundaries of traditional jazz.

"Along the Edge" and "Stretched" showcase Sanchez's ability to create intricate, thought-provoking pieces that keep the listener engaged from start to finish. The album also includes a beautiful rendition of "Casinha Pequenina," a traditional Brazilian song, adding a touch of cultural depth to the record. Each track on "A Little House" is a testament to Sanchez's innovative approach to jazz, making it a standout release in the genre. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or new to the world of avant-garde music, this album promises an enriching listening experience.

January 24, 2011

2011 Clean Feed Records

About Angelica Sanchez

Angelica Sanchez is a captivating American jazz pianist and composer, born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1972, who has made her mark on the New York jazz scene. With a background in piano and composition from Arizona State University, Sanchez leads her own quartet and nonet, delivering powerful performances that blend free jazz and avant-garde elements. Her music, recognized both nationally and internationally, invites audiences into a world of intricate rhythms and emotive melodies. Sanchez's latest release, "Nighttime Creatures," showcases her unique compositional voice and her ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz. Beyond her musical prowess, Sanchez is also an educator, sharing her passion and knowledge with the next generation of musicians.