Into The Sun

Randy Brecker's 'Into The Sun' is a captivating jazz fusion album, released on 1 January 1996 through Concord Records. This 58-minute masterpiece showcases Brecker's exceptional talent as a trumpeter, flugelhorn player, arranger, composer, and producer. Featuring a diverse range of tracks, including 'Village Dawn', 'The Sleaze Factor', and 'The Hottest Man In Town', the album seamlessly blends elements of jazz, big band, and jazz funk to create a unique sound.

Recorded in December 1995, 'Into The Sun' boasts an impressive lineup of musicians, with notable contributions from Maucha Adnet on vocals and Adam Rogers on acoustic guitar. The album's success was cemented in 1998 when it won Randy Brecker the prestigious Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Performance.

With its rich textures and intricate arrangements, 'Into The Sun' is a testament to Brecker's innovative approach to jazz. The album's ten tracks, including 'Just Between Us', 'After Love', and 'Four Worlds', demonstrate Brecker's ability to craft compelling melodies and rhythms that continue to inspire and delight audiences. As a seminal work in the jazz fusion genre, 'Into The Sun' remains an essential listening experience for fans of Randy Brecker and jazz enthusiasts alike.