Aubaile & Deville ‘Dolce Ostinato’

David Aubaile and Frédéric Deville write a highly readable, positive style of music, borrowing without artifice from a classical form whose timelessness opens the way to emotion. The melody is intimately interwoven with its solid rhythmic orchestration, anchored in the free crossroads of their paths. Dolce Ostinato dares to play jazz with odd, Mediterranean rhythms, rubatos typical of chamber music, and melodies that are imagery to the point of sonic fresco. Just like the cover, which reveals a classicism saturated with colourful and iconoclastic musical elements, sometimes anachronistic, collected by two vagabond lives.

In a digitized, troubled and hesitant everyday life, woven of isolation and self-centeredness, offering music that claims the right to travel and the right to joy seems an obligation. Building bridges between entities is essential. The gamble pays off when the music takes us gently but resolutely to an unsuspected elsewhere. Dolce Ostinato....