Eric Kloss - Bodies Warmth

Review by Susan Alban

Eric Kloss' album "Bodies Warmth" is a remarkable jazz record that features the saxophonist's exceptional virtuosity and creativity. The album includes seven original compositions that showcase Kloss' ability to blend traditional jazz styles with modern elements, resulting in a unique and captivating sound.

The opening track, "Bodies Warmth," sets the tone for the album with its mesmerizing melody and Kloss' impressive saxophone solos. The second track, "Waltz for a Rainy Day," demonstrates Kloss' versatility as a composer and performer, with its melancholic yet hopeful tone.

Other standout tracks include "The Samba Express," an upbeat and lively tune that showcases Kloss' ability to incorporate Latin rhythms into his music, and "Circles," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that highlights Kloss' emotional depth as a musician.

Throughout the album, Kloss is accompanied by a talented group of musicians who provide excellent support and contribute to the overall cohesiveness of the record. The interplay between Kloss and the other musicians is particularly impressive on tracks like "Circles" and "The Samba Express."

Summary by Susan Alban

"Bodies Warmth" is a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast. Eric Kloss' exceptional musicianship and innovative compositions make this album a standout in his discography and a testament to his enduring legacy as a jazz icon.