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Released in 1971, Mwandishi marked a radical shift in Herbie Hancocks artistic directionmoving away from post-bop toward a bold fusion of jazz, funk, free improvisation, and electronic experimentation. Named after Hancocks adopted Swahili name (part of a broader Afrocentric turn in his creative identity), Mwandishi is the first in a groundbreaking trilogy that includes Crossings and Sextant. The album is richly textured and highly exploratory, focused more on collective groove and atmosphere than on conventional melody or form.
Comprised of just three lengthy tracks, Mwandishi begins with Ostinato, a hypnotic, polyrhythmic groove that pulses with electric bass, spacey Fender Rhodes, and swirling horns. Youll Know When You Get There slows things down into a dreamlike state, lush with tone color and suspended harmony. The fina
Condition: Brand New
Released in 1971, Mwandishi marked a radical shift in Herbie Hancocks artistic directionmoving away from post-bop toward a bold fusion of jazz, funk, free improvisation, and electronic experimentation. Named after Hancocks adopted Swahili name (part of a broader Afrocentric turn in his creative identity), Mwandishi is the first in a groundbreaking trilogy that includes Crossings and Sextant. The album is richly textured and highly exploratory, focused more on collective groove and atmosphere than on conventional melody or form.
Comprised of just three lengthy tracks, Mwandishi begins with Ostinato, a hypnotic, polyrhythmic groove that pulses with electric bass, spacey Fender Rhodes, and swirling horns. Youll Know When You Get There slows things down into a dreamlike state, lush with tone color and suspended harmony. The fina
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