There Is No Future / Sara Aldén

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Label
Prophone
Release Date
March 22, 2024
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Various
    • PERFORMER
      Sara Alden
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 22, 2024
    • UPC
      822359003378
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      PCD312
    • LABEL
      Prophone
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Smooth Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. There Is No Future

      Composer: Sara Aldén

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Malin Kjellgren, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    2. Misty

      Composer: Erroll Garner

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Hannes Bennich, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    3. Cinderella: Someday My Prince Will Come

      Composer: Frank Churchill

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    4. I Would Only

      Composer: Sara Aldén

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn, Johann Bjorklund

    5. The Wizard of Oz: Somewhere Over the Rainbow

      Composer: Harold Arlen

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    6. To Let Go

      Composer: Sara Aldén

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    7. In Between

      Composer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson

      Performer: Daniel Andersson

    8. I Don't Know

      Composer: Sara Aldén

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    9. Shall We Dance: They Can't Take that Away from Me

      Composer: George Gershwin

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn

    10. What a Wonderful World

      Composer: Bob Thiele, George David Weiss

      Performer: Sara Aldén, Daniel Andersson, August Björn


Sara Aldén - Vocals
August Björn - Piano & Harmonium
Daniel Andersson - Double Bass

Jazz on life and death! In There Is No Future, Swedish jazz singer Sara Aldén makes her album debut with self-written music and arranged jazz standards with a focus on grand crescendos and vulnerable intimacy. She creates jazz as if her life depended on it where the question of the end of everything is allowed to exist, the small endings and the big ones. Sara Aldén and her trio present a musical sinkhole in the ongoing history of jazz, where doom-filled and intimate compositions alternate with dizzying arpeggios and dystopian and lyrical sound worlds.