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Vladislav Delay Quintet

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Vladislav Delay, primarily known as a highly regarded electronic music innovator, steps ahead with his acoustic jazz quintet. Echoing the forward-looking vd musical vision always ahead of the curve, the new album does not fit into any specific category, forging a path of its own across the 10 tracks. Recorded at Candybomber Studio in Berlin, the album brings vd together with Maria Bertel, Lucio Capece, Derek Shirley and Max Loderbauer. This is shape-shifting, elastic music that exists left of any given timeline.

Based in Hailuoto in Northern Finland, Vladislav Delay has never fit into any given mould as an artist. His prolific, at times mythical output has elevated him to a veritable legend status in all music cycles appreciating a unique artistic voice. Be it his forward-reaching recent releases as Vladislav Delay on his own Rajaton imprint, his Ripatti alias, or playing metallic percussion with the Moritz Von Oswald Trio, Vladislav Delay always has a sound. And that sound is ever-evolving, as his new jazz album shows. What "jazz" is this? There are certainly liquid elements there in the mix, not unlike the ones heard on previous vd productions. Then again, this is acoustic quintet music by and large, but not any specific kind we have ever heard before. Isn't that the whole point of "jazz"? Whatever came before is a springboard, not a limitation.

Details
Cat. number: WJLP88
Year: 2026

Release notes

Black vinyl, inside out sleeve.

Tracklist
A1two3:23
A2twelve4:23
A3nineteen4:45
A4nine4:38
A5fourteen5:31
B1thirteen6:25
B2twenty3:40
B3fifteen4:29
B4ten3:41
B5three4:00
Credits
Derek Shirley
Bass
Vladislav Delay
Composed By, Producer, Mixed By, Electronics
Matti Nives
Design
JSA
Lacquer Cut By
Juho Luukkainen
Mastered By
Max Loderbauer
Piano
Ingo Krauss
Recorded By
Lucio Capece
Soprano Saxophone, Khene
Maria Bertel
Trombone