Giornale di bordo

Giornale di bordo is a captivating free jazz album released by the renowned Italian musician Antonello Salis. This 2011 release, under the label S'ardmusic, features a stellar lineup including Paolo Angeli, Gavino Murgia, and Hamid Drake, who collectively bring a rich tapestry of sounds and improvisations to the table. The album spans 49 minutes and comprises 15 tracks, each offering a unique blend of creativity and technical prowess.

The album kicks off with "Salpa l'ancora," setting the tone for the eclectic journey that follows. Highlights include the Beatles cover "Dear Prudence," reimagined through the lens of free jazz, and the intricate compositions like "Traiettorie" and "Corsicana tarantina." Each track showcases the artists' ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz, incorporating elements of improvisation and experimentalism.

Antonello Salis, known for his innovative approach to the accordion, leads the ensemble with a dynamic and expressive performance. The collaboration with Angeli on guitar, Murgia on saxophones, and Drake on drums creates a rich, textured sound that is both cohesive and exploratory. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, Giornale di bordo offers a compelling listen that highlights the beauty of spontaneous musical expression.