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Relative Quartet

Automatic Vaudeville [ CD / Album ]

Automatic Vaudeville

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  • Released Date: 02 Jun 2014

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

RELATIVE QUARTET's latest offering, "Automatic Vaudeville," is a theatrical rollercoaster of sound that will leave you questioning your own sanity - in the best possible way. With a mix of jazz, rock, and everything in between, this album is a tour de force of musical experimentation that never fails to surprise and delight.

From the opening track, "Funky Monkey Madness," to the hauntingly beautiful ballad "Moonlit Mischief," RELATIVE QUARTET takes us on a journey through time and space, blending genres with reckless abandon. The result is a cacophony of sound that somehow manages to come together in perfect harmony.

Lead singer, Euphoria Von Shtick, delivers a standout performance, her vocals ranging from sultry whispers to ear-splitting screams with ease. The rest of the band members are no slouches either, with each musician showcasing their incredible talent and versatility throughout the album.

"Automatic Vaudeville" is a true testament to RELATIVE QUARTET's ability to push the boundaries of traditional music and create something entirely unique. Whether you're a seasoned music aficionado or just looking for something to shake up your playlist, this album is guaranteed to leave you wanting more. So grab your top hat and monocle, dear reader, and prepare yourself for a wild ride through the twisted minds of RELATIVE QUARTET. Trust us, you won't be disappointed.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Very Nutty
2. Relatives
3. Automatic Vaudeville
4. Haiku
5. Plutology
6. Mysteries
7. Do Telepromptu
8. Blues a La Nancarrow
9. Protest With a Smile

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About the artist

Relative Quartet

Relative Quartet: The Next Big Thing in Jazz Fusion Hailing from the vibrant music scene of London, Relative Quartet is shaking up the jazz fusion world with their eclectic sound and infectious energy. Comprised of four incredibly talented musicians who met during their time at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music, this quartet is making waves with their innovative approach to blending jazz, funk, and electronic influences. Lead by the dynamic saxophonist Georgia Smith, Relative Quartet seamlessly weaves together complex rhythms and captivating melodies to create a truly unique listening experience. With influences ranging from Miles Davis to Flying Lotus, their music is a melting pot of genres that is both accessible and boundary-pushing. But don't let their serious musical chops fool you – Relative Quartet is a group that knows how to have fun. Their live performances are a masterclass in musical improvisation, with each member feeding off the energy of the crowd to deliver a performance that is always fresh and exciting. Already garnering critical acclaim from the likes of The Guardian and Jazzwise Magazine, Relative Quartet is poised to become the next big thing in the world of jazz fusion. Keep an eye on these four up-and-coming musicians, as they are sure to leave a lasting impression on the music world for years to come.

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