Time Cycle

After In Paris invites you into a world where the sultry rhythms of bossa nova meet the sophisticated elegance of lounge jazz on their 2010 album, "Time Cycle." This French jazz/electronica trio, consisting of Patrick Chartol, Claire Michael, and Jean-Michel Vallet, has crafted a captivating sonic journey that seamlessly blends the warmth of acoustic instruments with the precision of electronic textures.

Recorded in Paris over two sessions in January and June 2010, "Time Cycle" features a stellar lineup of collaborators, including legendary saxophonists Paolo Fresu and Dave Liebman. The album's 13 tracks, spanning a total of 50 minutes, offer a rich tapestry of sounds that evoke the charm and sophistication of Parisian nights.

From the opening notes of "Time Cycle" to the ethereal closing track "Osmosis," the album is a testament to After In Paris' unique ability to blend genres and create a sound that is both timeless and innovative. Whether you're a fan of smooth jazz, bossa nova, or electronic music, "Time Cycle" promises to enchant and inspire. The album's standout tracks, such as "Short Cuts," "Emotions Are So Strange," and "Infinity of Life," showcase the trio's versatility and musical prowess, making "Time Cycle" a standout release in the world of contemporary jazz.