The Summer I Was Ten

Tomas Sauter invites you into a world of cool jazz with his 2019 album, "The Summer I Was Ten." Collaborating with Daniel Schläppi, Sauter crafts an enchanting collection of 11 tracks that blend smooth melodies and intricate compositions. The album, released under the Catwalk label, spans a concise 45 minutes, offering a refreshing journey through the nuances of jazz.

Sauter's compositions, with the exception of tracks 9 and 11 co-written with Schläppi, showcase his prowess and versatility. From the evocative "Her Favorite Color Was Blue" to the whimsical "Moonbeams and Fairytales," each song is a testament to Sauter's ability to evoke vivid imagery and emotion through music. The album's title track, "The Summer I Was Ten," adds a personal touch, hinting at nostalgic memories and youthful innocence.

Fans of cool jazz will appreciate the album's sophisticated arrangements and the interplay between Sauter's and Schläppi's instruments. "The Summer I Was Ten" is a captivating addition to Tomas Sauter's discography, which includes notable works like "Glances" and "The Faraway Nearby." Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Sauter's music, this album promises a delightful listening experience.