Cautious Clay - KARPEHOn Cautious Clay's deeply personal Blue Note debut KARPEH, the singer, songwriter, multi instrumentalist and producer takes an artistic leap forward with an ambitious yet introspective album about growth, conceptions of intimacy and lineage that reveals a new side of his artistry by delving deeper than ever into his jazz influences. Across the album's 15 tracks, Cautious is heard on vocals, flute, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet,

Israeli American pianist Ran Dank makes a convincing case for pairing the two composers

By means of a rich collection of instrumental sonatas for violin

Guest keyboards by Don Airey (Deep Purple) on four songs

It set us upon a journey that ends here with the absolutely guaranteed definitive Johnny Horton set

Ford Leary

particularly of Fauré

In the Realm of the Senses) and Masahiro Shinoda (Pale Flower

French-Canadian bass-baritone Philippe Sly is already gaining international notoriety for his "beautiful

" the double sided disc includes biographies

and his cohort from Los Angeles including Graham Nash

innovative and progressive take on what they have christened as "String-Americana

Also included are famous jazz-focused pieces like "South Rampart Street Parade"