Abstract Emotions OVERSÁEZ

• 1 You don't know until you know 08:03
• 2 Abstract emotions 08:27
• 3 For heavens sake 04:58
• 4 Soothsayajin 06:42
• 5 Distorted dream 07:41
• 6 Paternoster 08:55
• Total Runtime 44:46

Info for Abstract Emotions

„Abstract Emotions" is a reflection of the struggles and complexities I’ve faced over the past year. It’s been a time of loss, overwhelming feelings and confusion followed – feelings that often seemed impossible to articulate. With words, we attempt to define our common human experience, but words can never truly capture the depth of what we feel. We may have to accept that others will never truly understand our journey, and that we in turn may never fully understand theirs. Through this album, I attempt to bridge that gap, offering my music as a way to translate those abstract emotions into something tangible, something to share with the world." (Sandro Sáez)

OVERSÁEZ:
Sandro Sáez, piano, composition
Jonas Westergaard, bass
Nathan Ott, drums

Sandro Sáez
is a pianist and composer, living in Berlin.

Originally born in Hamburg, Sandro has studied jazzpiano at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg (2016-2019) and continued his studies at the Jazz Institut Berlin (2019-2022) where he graduated in 2022.

Besides studying, he took part in educational projects, such as the "Landesjugendjazzorchester Hamburg", "Begues Jazz Camp" (Barcelona) and the "SIM Workshop" in Brooklyn (New York City).

At his young age of 26, he has been able to play concerts/tours in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and the Netherlands, and record 4 Albums and one EP.

He has shared the stage and recorded with internationally known artists, such as Randy Brecker, Doug Weiss, Ben van Gelder, Kit Downes, Michael Attias, Jonas Westergaard, and many more.

"Sandro Sáez is an excellent creative individual jazz composer. He clearly has his own way of using the contemporary jazz vocabulary, and it's not just limited to his writing; he has developed his own style of playing and improvising within the jazz language." - Richie Beirach

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