No formats currently available for purchase on this release. This may be due to territorial / service restrictions or current stock availability.

Sound Pieces

A 8 track jazz instrumental pop album (50m 19s) — released September 15th 2014 on FaSi Media

After releasing his first full studio album "Old Tapes" in 2010, bassist Suhyun Park has returned with his second full studio album "Sound Pieces".

"Sound Pieces" consists of 7 original compositions by Suhyun Park and a cover song, which features his expressive yet supporting bass playing. The album showcases his originality as a songwriter through his arrangement, harmony and song structure, while nurturing the jazz vocabulary and improvisation.

The first track, 'Slaves' which starts with a beautiful emotional melody followed by a modern composition style tune with odd meters "Ronny FT", that shows the creativity and charm of modern jazz. Suhyun's original 'Kipling Avenue', motivated by Wayne Shorter's music, and 'Mingus Walks', inspired by Charles Mingus, articulate on how jazz can be reinterpreted to shape its own musical identity. 'Bossanova of June', and 'Lupita' features vocal Stacey Sang with its sophisticated melody, while 'Dream In' and palsm cover 'Nearer Still Nearer' is an instrumental song that allows the listener to connect with their inner side and emotions with its romantic and expressive playing.

  • Kudos happily ship all items worldwide.
  • Shipping costs and delivery times are available here.
  • UK items are sent tracked as standard at no extra cost.
  • We aim to dispatch orders placed before 2pm on the same day.
  • We are unable to ship orders on weekends or Bank Holidays.
  • If you purchase a pre-order item amongst an order of in-stock releases, we will typically hold your order until all items are in ready to send.
  • Although we use all reasonable means to ensure that your order is delivered within a specified time, we cannot accept any responsibility for late deliveries due to circumstances outside of our control. We will do our best to inform you of any unexpected delay.