Poussière d'Ame Sylvain Le Ray

• 1 SILUA 02:15
• 2 L'île des Sirènes 06:15
• 3 Serene Suite part. 1 "Coeur appaisé" 05:01
• 4 Serene Suite part. 2 "Rêves" 04:31
• 5 Serene Prelude 03:26
• 6 Serene Suite part. 3 "Soleil Couchant" 02:30
• 7 Postlude 01:59
• 8 Chanson Oubliée 04:45
• 9 Borée Azur 07:37
• 10 Pays Sage 07:19
• 11 Espace en Perspective 05:42
• Total Runtime 51:20

Info for Poussière d'Ame

Sylvain Le Ray's limpid, dreamlike, inspired jazz! ‘Poussière d'âme’ evokes the human capacity to project ourselves into a fascinating imaginary world. Inspired for years by mythologies and traditional cultures, Sylvain Le Ray has built up a rich, contemplative musical universe here, nourished by the aesthetics of music with images. ‘Poussière d'âme' is an immersive experience similar to that of a film. Each note invites the listener to plunge into a narrative atmosphere, where a story unfolds over the course of an hour of music. ‘Poussière d'âme' is a blend of long, soaring, lyrical melodies; vocals and saxophone breathe a dreamlike atmosphere, and double bass and drums create earthy, bubbling rhythms. A sonic journey as powerful as it is spellbinding.

Sylvain Le Ray

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Sylvain Le Ray
was born into a family of musicians in 1996 and was drawn to music from an early age. After starting out in music schools, he began playing in orchestras and then joined the conservatoire, where he developed a passion for jazz. He completed his studies in 2018, obtaining his DEM with the congratulations of the jury.

Alongside his studies at the conservatoire, he also obtained a degree in Musicology in 2017 from the University of Rennes 2. He has played in a number of bands and covered a wide range of musical styles: funk, hip-hop, pop, traditional Breton music, electro, rock/folk, salsa, Brazilian music, Guadeloupean music, big-band...

In 2018 he recorded an album (9 titles) with the Gow-ka Jazz group Ginko Biloka, his first album (7 titles) under his name as a trio, as well as the album by Simon Prudhomme's Quartet (6 titles). The same year he joined the CMDL (Centres des Musiques Didier Lockwood).

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