Marcello Concialdi - Bolla

Review by Ivo Ivanov

Marcello Concialdi's latest album, Bolla, is a stunning collection of contemporary jazz tracks that showcase his virtuosic talent on the saxophone. The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, each with its unique sound and style.

From the opening track, "Raindrops," Concialdi sets the tone with his soulful playing and intricate phrasing. The album's title track, "Bolla," is a standout with its funky groove and infectious melody. Concialdi's improvisational skills are on full display in the track "Spiral," where he effortlessly weaves in and out of complex chord changes.

The album also includes a beautiful rendition of the jazz standard "Body and Soul," with Concialdi's saxophone taking center stage in a heartfelt and emotional solo.

Throughout Bolla, Concialdi is backed by a talented group of musicians who provide a solid foundation for his improvisations. The album's production is clean and polished, highlighting the intricate interplay between the instruments.

Summary by Ivo Ivanov

Bolla is a must-listen for fans of contemporary jazz and saxophone enthusiasts. Marcello Concialdi's virtuosity and creativity shine through in every track, making this album a standout in his already impressive discography.