Chris Dundas’ critically acclaimed debut was released fourteen years ago. Dundas has taken the time to ensure that creativity would not be compromised since then. A funny thing happened while the studio was being built. This was in addition to the difficult task of recording quality music and the many trials and tribulations that the industry has faced. Dundas’s release is a conceptualized one. It draws inspiration from Keith Jarrett’s Scandinavian Quartet, which was thirty-five years old. He also recruited Oslo’s top bassist Arild Andersen, and Patrice Heral as his drummer. This completed his harmonic journey. Bendik Hofseth is the final member of this formidable quartet. From www.criticaljazz.com
