PETE SOLOMON / ART ALM
A Day in the Now
(c) (p) 2008 Pete Solomon / Art Alm

It doesn’t make a sense to live
Except the present moment

This spontaneous conversation between peaceful Art Alm’s piano and Pete Solomon’s sparking soprano saxophone is a real meditation. It touches the listener’s heart from the first chords and does not release his attention until the last seconds.

The music of “A Day in the Now” is filled with beauty and grace. It reminds you of the pleasant moments of your life and dissipates your everyday worries and anxieties. You can simply relax and listen to this pure creation which has no limits or boundaries.

Much joy is present in the music of “A Day in the Now”. It is a positive look at life. Maybe you hurried up to make a lot of truly necessary things, but life passed by. This music subtly invites you to stop running and to feel the taste of life.

Pete Solomon’s and Art Alm’s joint project contains many delicate nuances. But the main feature of their music is that it brings the wish to live.

Serge Kozlovsky
http://sergekozlovsky.com

Visit Pete Solomon’s and Art Alm’s web site at http://www.solomonalm.com