Den Dagen Lady Døde

Dive into the enchanting world of Jan Erik Vold's "Den Dagen Lady Døde," a captivating blend of vocal jazz, adult standards, and spoken word that transcends conventional musical boundaries. Released on May 5, 2003, under the Hot Club Records label, this 57-minute album is a testament to Vold's unique artistic vision, seamlessly weaving together poetry and music to create an immersive auditory experience.

With 26 tracks, "Den Dagen Lady Døde" offers a rich tapestry of sounds and words, each track a standalone piece of art. From the hauntingly beautiful "Hvordan Roser Blir Sorte" to the introspective "Angst," and the whimsical "Dialoger," the album explores a wide range of themes and moods. The inclusion of spoken word pieces, such as "Dikt/ Den Ivrige Lappen På Døra" and "Dikt/Krutsjov Kommer På Den Rette Dagen," adds a layer of depth and introspection, making this album a compelling listen from start to finish.

Jan Erik Vold's distinctive voice and poetic prowess shine through in every track, accompanied by a cool jazz ensemble that provides the perfect backdrop for his words. The album's unique fusion of genres and styles makes it a standout in the world of jazz and spoken word, appealing to both jazz enthusiasts and poetry lovers alike. Whether you're a longtime fan of Jan Erik Vold or discovering his work for the first time, "Den Dagen Lady Døde" is an album that demands to be experienced.