Dive into the enchanting world of Jan Erik Vold's "Den Dagen Lady Døde," a captivating blend of vocal jazz, adult standards, and spoken word that transcends conventional musical boundaries. Released on May 5, 2003, under the Hot Club Records label, this 57-minute album is a testament to Vold's unique artistic vision, seamlessly weaving together poetry and music to create an immersive auditory experience.
With 26 tracks, "Den Dagen Lady Døde" offers a rich tapestry of sounds and words, each track a standalone piece of art. From the hauntingly beautiful "Hvordan Roser Blir Sorte" to the introspective "Angst," and the whimsical "Dialoger," the album explores a wide range of themes and moods. The inclusion of spoken word pieces, such as "Dikt/ Den Ivrige Lappen På Døra" and "Dikt/Krutsjov Kommer På Den Rette Dagen," adds a layer of depth and introspection, making this album a compelling listen from start to finish.
Jan Erik Vold's distinctive voice and poetic prowess shine through in every track, accompanied by a cool jazz ensemble that provides the perfect backdrop for his words. The album's unique fusion of genres and styles makes it a standout in the world of jazz and spoken word, appealing to both jazz enthusiasts and poetry lovers alike. Whether you're a longtime fan of Jan Erik Vold or discovering his work for the first time, "Den Dagen Lady Døde" is an album that demands to be experienced.
This LP was released in 1986.