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Brian Cullman - Winter Clothes (CD) - 1 of 1

Brian Cullman - Winter Clothes (CD)

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Highlights

  • Artist: Brian Cullman
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Format: CD
  • Record Label: Sunnyside

Description

This is Cullman's first fully cooperative album with longtime friend and collaborator Jimi Zhivago (Glen Hansard, Ollabelle). Many of the songs were assembled during writing sessions where the two of them played ideas off one another, working through melodies and rhythms until the pieces were fully in sync. Zhivago was crucial in helping to shape eclectic sounds to Cullman's lyrics & melodies // Since recording his last album, The Opposite of Time, Cullman has been back and forth to Lisbon, recording and performing as part of Rua Das Pretas, a loose and ever-shifting group of Brazilian, Portuguese and international musicians dragging fado & bossa into the future, as well as into the nearest tavern. Cullman also composed music for the upcoming film The Bay of Silence, starring Brian Cox & Claes Bang, and continues to write regularly for The Paris Review. And all of these elements, the travel and the homecoming, the poetry of the streets and the thunder in the distance found their way into the songs and the sound.


Track List:

Disc: 1

1. Killing the Dead
2. Down Down Down
3. Wrong Birthday
4. As a Man Gets Older
5. Someday Miss You
6. New Year's Eve
7. Sleep It Off
8. Coffee
9. Wrong Girl
10. Building
Record label: Sunnyside
Genre: Jazz
Musical Artist: Brian Cullman
Format: CD
Street Date: September 11, 2020
TCIN: 92345143
UPC: 016728159227
Item Number (DPCI): 244-01-2617
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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Estimated ship dimensions: 5.42 inches length x 5.1 inches width x 0.24 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 0.11 pounds
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Q: What project was Cullman involved with after his previous album?

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  • A: In addition to this album, he recorded and performed with Rua Das Pretas in Lisbon.

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Q: How does Cullman's travel influence his music?

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  • A: His travel experiences, including the poetry of the streets, shape the songs and sound in the album.

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Q: Which record label released this CD?

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  • A: The album is released by Sunnyside record label.

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Q: What genre of music does this album belong to?

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  • A: The album is categorized under the jazz genre.

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Q: Who collaborated with Brian Cullman on this album?

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  • A: Jimi Zhivago is the longtime friend and collaborator who worked on this album.

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