Laurent Salzard Présente "Mundo" at Le Baiser Sale

“Structured like a liqueur that would make the palate pass through different aromas, the album Mundo hands down wins the challenge of embracing all the antipodes without ever running the risk of dispersion.” (Citizen Jazz)Carried by an acoustic formation and a colorful cast, Mundo, the second album of bassist Laurent Salzard (collaborator of Ed Motta, Sly Johnson, China Moses, Tony Allen, and many others), reveals all the richness of his love for a jazz imbued with sounds from the four corners of the globe.This album presents itself as a real travel diary, whether real or imaginary, drawing its inspiration from the traditional music of Latin America, Africa and India, while remaining deeply rooted in jazz. The result is a captivating music, oscillating between poetry and mysticism, while being resolutely rhythmic!...

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“Structured like a liqueur that would make the palate pass through different aromas, the album Mundo hands down wins the challenge of embracing all the antipodes without ever running the risk of dispersion.” (Citizen Jazz)Carried by an acoustic formation and a colorful cast, Mundo, the second album of bassist Laurent Salzard (collaborator of Ed Motta, Sly Johnson, China Moses, Tony Allen, and many others), reveals all the richness of his love for a jazz imbued with sounds from the four corners of the globe.This album presents itself as a real travel diary, whether real or imaginary, drawing its inspiration from the traditional music of Latin America, Africa and India, while remaining deeply rooted in jazz. The result is a captivating music, oscillating between poetry and mysticism, while being resolutely rhythmic!

“Charpenté comme une liqueur qui ferait passer le palais par différents arômes, l’album Mundo remporte haut la main le défi d’embrasser tous les antipodes sans jamais courir le risque de la dispersion. » (Citizen Jazz)Porté par une formation acoustique et un casting haut en couleur, Mundo, le deuxième album du bassiste Laurent Salzard (collaborateur d’Ed Motta, Sly Johnson, China Moses, Tony Allen, et bien d’autres), révèle toute la richesse de son amour pour un jazz empreint de sonorités venues des quatre coins du globe.Ce disque se présente comme un véritable carnet de voyage, qu'il soit réel ou imaginaire, puisant son inspiration dans les musiques traditionnelles d’Amérique Latine, d’Afrique et d’Inde, tout en restant profondément enraciné dans le jazz. Le résultat est une musique envoûtante, oscillant entre poésie et mysticisme, tout en étant résolument rythmée !

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