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Reeded Edges vol. 1

by Gabriele Pribetti

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The police will tell you that you’ve got to pay, and you won’t understand. On a very sunny Thursday morning you took the train, you haven’t parked on a no parking zone, actually you don’t even own a car. The policeman will tell you that that’s exactly where the problem is, you should be owning at least two of them, to even be considered in our society. You have no value whatsoever so you have to pay a fine: 100 pounds now or 200 in a week. You’ll ask why do you have to pay if you own less than others. It’s very simple, he’ll answer politely. Have a look around, all of these skyscrapers are full of people who are trying to shine like those windows. They ‘ve got only one car but they want to look like they have two, they respect the laws of evolution, you don’t. Without them you’d still be sleeping in trees and eating raw fish by the riverside, not in a sushi bar. You'd be dressed in your hair. Actually, speaking of clothes, he’ll say, these aren’t good enough. You need to pay 30 pounds if you want to go back home with those shoes. Also, he’ll add, by signing here you state that you’ll promptly get changed as soon as you get home if you want to leave your house again. You’ll look at him and ask what’s wrong with my clothes. You didn’t spend enough money on them so you need to pay now, he’ll explain. You’ll look at your trousers and you’ll ask what would happen if you decided not to do any of this nonsense. You’d follow me to the headquarters, and for this question you owe me another 20 pounds, he’ll reply, resting his right hand on his baton. According to the policeman, you slept by the riverside and you caught fishes with your bare hands. It Might not have been you or your father, probably not even your grandad. But there’s a small diamond buried in the core of your brain, and also in your dad’s and grandad's. that’s what makes you able to catch fish using only your hands. It’s a pound for Every minute i wait for your answer, he’ll state. He’ll write numbers on his tablet thinking that you might have a screw loose, (and you know) he won’t be entirely wrong. Meanwhile You’re having flashbacks to your life by the river. And then suddenly you reconnect your nerves to that small cerebral diamond of yours that makes you compete with the fishes’ reflexes. And you’d find its a lot easier to compete with the reflexes of a policeman. And grab his weapon with your bare hands. 5 minutes later you’ll be free. you’ll be watching the skyscrapers above you. You’ll realize that you live in the finest city in the world. You’ll almost feel sorry about having to leave it, but you’ll have no other choice. You will be your own city, your skin will be your borders, and a baton encrusted with human teeth will be your flag!
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REEDED EDGE:

“Music is a coin:
The beauty and perfection of tonality on a side, and the chaos and roughness of atonality on the other. I want to surf on the reeded edge.”

Like an equilibrist, Gabriele Pribetti (Composer and Saxophonist) walks on the grooved lines that run around a coin, balancing between two musical worlds: the tonal and atonal, in order to harness their equal power.
The sounds of modern jazz harmonies, poly-rhythmic grooves and emotional classical melodies are contrasted with the sounds of free jazz, colorful absence of time and post-tonal contemporary soundscapes. The two realms crash like waves and yet, mingle.
Reeded edge is an electro-acoustic story: the round sound of the double bass is juxtaposed with the thunder of the synth bass, while the clean soothing timbre of the flugelhorn converses with the dark distorted tenor saxophone.

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released November 27, 2020

Gabriele V. Pribetti - Compositions, Saxophone, Artwork
Graeme Flowers - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Michele Montolli - Doublebass
Joshua Mckenzie - Drums
Tomasz Bura - Keyboards, Synths
Richard Raphael Lyman Bushman - Cello
Saskia Horton - Violin
Sam Rix - Vocals
Kassa Alexander (PRGRSHN) - mixing
Naweed Ahmed (Whitfield Mastering) - Mastering
Stefano Mattia Pribetti - Lyrics
Edoardo Allertsen - Sound Engineering

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Gabriele Pribetti London, UK

With a percussive approach to his instrument and his writing, Gabriele's music combines his love for jazz and improvisation with his classical upbringing, leaving large spaces to Improvisation.

Played with Stormzy, Wizkid, Bob Geldoff, Jordan Rakei, Daymé Arocena, Imelda May, Kamaal Williams, Mostack, Tiana Major9, Stefflon Don, General Levy, Zion Train, Jah9, Channel one sound system, U-Roy,
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