Bruno Müller - Inner Back Home (2016)

When Bruno Müller his friends like to jam with them give themselves time just Till Bronner, Max Mutzke, Cascaro, Joo Kraus and Frank McComb, the jack in hand.
Convince On Inner Back Home all musicians with a groovy and warm sound that can take it easy with the legendary jazz / soul albums of the late 70s and 80s from California. It is this sound is even further developed as can be heard on the brilliant standards such Someday We'll All Be Free (Donny Hathaway) or Butterfly (Herbie Hancock).
An artist with the Bruno Müller on stage stand was always like Joe Sample (The Crusaders).
He was already planned for the album sessions and had already promised when he died suddenly, unfortunately, 2014.
However, a song was written at that time already, now the title Joe's Tune carries and has become a tribute to this great pianist.
The album is sonically a musical treat, since not only all gathered musicians are among the best in their field, but because Bruno Müller has also placed great emphasis on top studios including Mix Engineer.
So studio in Berlin was recorded among others in Cologne Topaz studios, but also at the legendary Hansa.
Inner Back Home is definitely one of the most beautiful and most surprising releases of the year and easily beats the bridge to soul, funk and pop without sounding arbitrary.
The designation Smooth Jazz is here quite understand as a compliment, because these same radio stations in America have taken in advance first tracks in their rotations.

Tracklist:

01. Inner Back Home
02. Joe's Tune (feat. Frank McComb)
03. Someday We'll All Be Free (feat. Max Mutzke)
04. Butterfly
05. 80S
06. Maxine (feat. Till Brönner)
07. Blueno
08. Crusade
09. Grandma's Hands (feat. Jeff Cascaro)
10. Very Early (feat. Magnus Lindgren)
11. Lullaby for the 3Bs
12. Someday We'll All Be Free (feat. Joo Kraus) [Instrumental Version]
13. Jam