Mori, Tomohiro: Prana
Mori, Tomohiro: Prana
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Mori, Tomohiro
Label: Self-Release
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4988044843585
Genre: Jazz
Jazz musicians active in New York and around the world have gathered!Drummer/composer Tomohiro Mori's fullest effort to connect Japan and New York, the home of jazz.In 2020, Mori was forced to temporarily return to Japan from his base in New York due to the pandemic, but after returning to the New York jazz scene in 2022, he and his friends, including trumpet player Benny Benack III, further refined each song and finally decided to produce an album.In pursuit of 'the expressive potential of bebop, a style of jazz unique to the olden days,' he not only performed, but also composed, arranged strings, and produced all of his own music.The album is full of vitality by Mori, who has learned a lot in the past few years in both Japan and New York.
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