Before he joined the New York jazz world, Neselovskyi was a classical prodigy “Waltz of Odesa Conservatory” calls back to the 1990s, by way of some Baroque piano turns, when he was the youngest student ever admitted to the school. Sampha: More Life isn’t the first time that Drake has worked with Sampha. Drake releases new album Scorpion: Streaming, tracklist, guest features and what we know so far.

The record is a tribute to the Ukrainian seaport where he was raised, and although he composed the suite in 2020 based on personal inspirations - remembering his childhood there, as his father, a Ukrainian Jew, fought cancer - the album inevitably takes on a different cast now that this Russian-speaking, cosmopolitan city is in the throes of war. Since moving to the United States two decades ago, Neselovskyi has collaborated with leading elders in jazz, like Gary Burton and John Zorn, but on his new album, “Odesa: A Musical Walk Through a Legendary City,” he sits alone at the piano. All roads lead to this Friday for the Migos. His right and left hands converse with each other in eager, enchanted dialogue. For, June 11 brings with it the release of Quavo, Offset, and Takeoffs brand new album Culture III.

Vadim Neselovskyi’s third-stream pianism shares the qualities of a sculpture carved in ice: finely wrought detail, sharply traced glinting elegance coolness to the touch refractions of light.

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