Nicolas Jaar - Pomegranates Artist_Woodkid Mattson on Flugelhorns and Amber

Mattson on Flugelhorns and Amber on flutes showcasing their otherworldly musical talent and respect for one another

Join them as they traverse a world beset by otherworldly enemies

Shabaka says of an initial inspiration for the album - “D’angelo’s Brown Sugar was the first CD I bought and it sparked a lasting curiosity about the emotional possibilities allowed by the self produced and performed album

and anguish lurking in the winding curves of Alpine roads – takes the listener on a breath- taking journey

" a collection of self-covered works by piano

Nicolas Jaar - Pomegranates Artist_Woodkid Mattson on Flugelhorns and AmberLonger and slower releasing than his other albums, Pomegranates often parallels the cinematic epic on which its based ( ), with ideas pursued over long timelines and across dark landscapes, assembling elements and moods from the aesthetic and folkloric landscapes of Armenia. Jaars identity is perceived within this, folding in his heritage as Palestinian and Chilean as he attempts to build a musical architecture outwards that frames as much of the mess