[TR24][OF] David Chesky - Jazz In The New Harmonic {Binaural+} - 2013 (Jazz)

Source: 192 kHz/24 bit PCM Recording*
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Stereophile: Album of the Month.
Downbeat: Critics' Pick of the Month.

Chesky Records introduces its new Binaural+ Series. Binaural sound has been around for a long time, but until now it was just for headphones and could not be enjoyed on speakers. Our Binaural+ Series recordings sound great on headphones and speakers, and capture the sound of music as you would if you were sitting in front of the band. The Binaural+ Series sessions were recorded in high-resolution 192-kHz/24-bit sound with a special Binaural head (a “dummy” human head with specially calibrated microphones where the ears would be).

Now headphone users will hear the same three-dimensional sound and imaging as audiophiles have for the past 25 years with Chesky Recordings. Also these new Binaural+ Series albums capture even more spatial realism for the home audiophile market, bringing you one step closer to the actual event

Musicians:
Javon Jackson – tenor sax
Jeremy Pelt – trumpet
Billy Drummond – drums
Peter Washington – bass
David Chesky – piano & composer

With Jazz In The New Harmonic David Chesky fuses 21st century classical harmonies with his city's rhythms to create a new genre of jazz. Jazz In The New Harmonic liberates the pulse, soul, energy, and groove from past traditions, it's the first encounter with the transcendental music of our age. Chesky is a first class provocateur, and his 21st century classical harmonic approach kicks into high gear with his streamlined New York groove machine. Chesky's vision has been realized with this super band of all star jazz musicians.

Reviews
"In every respect a perfect affair. All the sense are moved, the result is a captivating treat."
Rocktimes, Germany.

"It's one of the year's best jazz recordings and one of the most experimental at the same time."
The Aquarian.

"An ambitious work! Javon Jackson and Jeremy Pelt dance with wild abandon over the spacious chords and grooves."
Jazzlife, Japan.