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Tobias Wiklund

Where the Spirits Eat

Where the Spirits Eat

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  • Released Date: 21 Jun 2019

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

In the vast landscape of jazz trumpet virtuosos, Tobias Wiklund is a name that stands out like a neon sign in a sea of blandness. His latest album, "Where The Spirits Eatin," is a sonic journey that transports listeners to a world where groove, groove, and more groove are the order of the day.

From the moment the first notes of the opening track hit your ears, you can tell that Wiklund is not your average brass player. His playing is sharp, precise, and full of soul - a rare combination in today's watered-down jazz scene. The way he effortlessly weaves in and out of complex melodies and intricate rhythms is truly a sight to behold.

But what truly sets Wiklund apart is his ability to infuse his music with a sense of humor that is as infectious as it is refreshing. Tracks like "Jazz Hands," "Funky Monkey," and "Saxophone Solitude" are playful, witty, and downright funky - a testament to Wiklund's unique approach to music making.

Overall, "Where The Spirits Eatin" is a must-listen for any fan of jazz music. It's quirky, fun, and just plain cool - everything that a great album should be. So do yourself a favor and give Tobias Wiklund a listen. Your ears will thank you.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Where the Spirits Eat
2. Dancing to the Drum of No Conscience
3. Song of the Vipers
4. Smoke
5. The Janitor
6. Mycket Viktigt Meddelande
7. Weather Bird
8. Waking Up On Buffalo Hill
9. City in the Sky

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About the artist

Tobias Wiklund

Tobias Wiklund is not your typical jazz musician. With a trumpet in one hand and a sense of humour in the other, Wiklund is redefining what it means to be a modern-day jazz artist. Hailing from Sweden, this unassuming musician has quickly made a name for himself on the international jazz scene with his infectious energy and captivating performances. Wiklund's music is a playful mix of traditional jazz stylings and experimental sounds, creating a unique and dynamic sound that keeps audiences on their toes. His technical prowess on the trumpet is matched only by his charismatic stage presence, making every live show a must-see experience. But don't let his fun-loving demeanour fool you - Wiklund is a serious talent. With over a decade of experience in the industry, he has performed alongside some of the biggest names in jazz and has garnered critical acclaim for his solo work. His latest album, "Swedish Swings", is a testament to his versatility as a musician, blending classic jazz standards with modern twists to create a truly standout record. Whether he's charming crowds with his smooth trumpet licks or cracking jokes between songs, Tobias Wiklund is a force to be reckoned with in the world of jazz. Keep an eye on this rising star - you won't want to miss what he does next.

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