Dive into the enchanting world of vocal jazz with Marilena Paradisi's "Some Place Called Where," a captivating album released on September 4, 2017, under the Losen Records label. This 44-minute journey features eight beautifully crafted tracks that showcase Paradisi's velvety vocals and her impeccable timing. Accompanied by the legendary pianist Kirk Lightsey, the album is a testament to their musical synergy and shared love for the jazz tradition.
"Some Place Called Where" is Paradisi's eighth album, and it finds her at the peak of her artistic prowess. The album opens with the title track, a hauntingly beautiful rendition of Wayne Shorter's composition, setting the tone for the rest of the record. Each track is a masterclass in vocal jazz, from the sultry "Like a Lover" to the tender ballad "Autumn Nocturne." The album also features Paradisi's unique interpretations of classic standards like "Some Other Time" and "Soul Eyes," proving her versatility and depth as an artist.
Paradisi's warm, inviting voice is the heart of the album, but it's her ability to tell a story with each song that truly sets her apart. Whether she's singing about love, loss, or longing, she draws the listener in with her honest, heartfelt performances. Lightsey's piano playing is equally impressive, providing a perfect foil for Paradisi's vocals with his delicate touch and nuanced phrasing.
"Some Place Called Where" is a stunning addition to Marilena Paradisi's discography and a delight for any jazz enthusiast. It's a record that demands to be played from start to finish, with each track flowing seamlessly into the next. So, grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and let the soothing sounds of Paradisi and Lightsey transport you to "Some Place Called Where."
