Till Brönner's 1998 album "Love" is a captivating blend of jazz and smooth jazz, showcasing the German trumpeter and vocalist's impressive range and versatility. Recorded over three days in May 1998 at Avatar Studios, this album marks Brönner's vocal debut, adding a new dimension to his already impressive musical repertoire.
With a duration of just over 52 minutes, "Love" features nine tracks that highlight Brönner's warm and jazzy tone on muted trumpet and flugelhorn, as well as his smooth vocals. The album opens with "Where Do You Start" and closes with "Time Will Tell," taking the listener on a journey through a mix of original compositions and well-chosen covers, including "I Fall In Love Too Easily" and "Here's That Rainy Day."
Brönner is joined by vocalist Carmen Cuesta on several tracks, adding a delightful dynamic to the album. The recording was engineered and mixed by James Farber, ensuring a polished and engaging listening experience. Released under the Verve label, "Love" is a testament to Brönner's growth as an artist, following his debut album "Generations of Jazz" (1993) and setting the stage for his future successes. Whether you're a longtime fan of Till Brönner or a newcomer to his music, "Love" is an album that promises to delight and impress.
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