Name: Nim Quartet
Brand: Nim Sadot

Bonus disc

Catalogue number

KULP082

Colour

Black

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Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-03-31

Signed copies

Supplier GB

Proper

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

5056032368941

Total Cap

Black LP

Artist

Nim Sadot

Genre GB

Jazz

Label GB

King Underground

<p>Welcome to KingUnderground Records, a renowned music label based in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom. With our headquarters located at 39a Barton Road, we are dedicated to curating and releasing exceptional music from talented artists across various genres. Our e-commerce website, www.KingUnderground.com, serves as a platform for music enthusiasts to discover and purchase exclusive vinyl records, CDs, and digital downloads. As a respected authority in the industry, we strive to provide an enriching musical experience for our customers worldwide.</p>

It's been 5 years since Sadot released his first collection of tunes. Selections he made from a library of tracks that he had been building since 2005 and spanned up until the conception of the record, in 2017. By the time the bassist and composer had gathered enough confidence in his craft and felt ready to share music that was his, he had a batch of 60 songs to select from. The song "MTB '' was created in Sadot's first year of composing back in 2005, so the record truly captures the full scope of a 12-year creation process and the evolution that took place amidst learning to create. At the time of making the album, Sadot hadn't quite found a steady rotation of players to make up a band, which speaks to having three different drummers on the project. However, he did have a clear vision in his head for where the melodies should land, and thought they would be communicated best on trumpet. An instrument that is a constant on every composition, with the exception of one track on the record, "Good Cat, Bad Cat", written by keyboardist, Hamish Balfour. The trumpet doesn't feel missing, but it is maybe the biggest shift in feel on the project, and having the knowledge that it's only one of two tunes on 'Nim Quartet' not composed by Sadot, you can certainly hear a different voicing in the music. The repressing of the record is also coming with an album art makeover. The new cover art is by KU goto, Marko Vuleta-Djukanov who did fellow roster mates Robohands and E. Lundquist album art.

Nim Quartet

Music GB