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"Salome is a young singer with a clear vision of her art - she has a beautiful sound and offers us deep emotions [...]" - Luciana Souza

"Her musicality and abilities as a composer and arranger shine throughout while her performance as a vocalist displays the purity and honesty of her voice. She is a vocalist to look out for!”
Thana Alexa

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"Delicate is fine in timbre and exquisite in instrumentation." -Jazz'n More Magazine

"This album is like a book of poetry [...]" -Concerto Magazine

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01 Fall, Leaves, Fall (Musik: Salome Moana Lyrics: Emily Brontë)

02 You & I (Musik: Salome Moana Lyrics: Salome Moana & Brooks Bowman)

03 Fallin’ *

04 Red Brick on 17th West Street

05 Wondering 

06 Triste (Musik und Lyrics: A.C Jobim)

07 Lebensfreude

08 Leap In The Dark

09 Du Wirsch Heicho (Musik: David Cogliatti)

10 Now I Know

11 Mending 

12 The Nearness Of You (Musik: Hoagy Carmichael, Lyrics: Ned Washington)

13 I Think It’s Going To Rain Today (Musik und Lyrics: Randy Newman)

 

Total in Minuten: 48:21

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Salome Moana - voice, kalimba


Kira Linn - baritonsaxophone, bassclarinet

David Cogliatti - piano


Marc Mezgolits - bassguitar

Marton Juhasz - drums

 

Special Guests:

 

Anna Hirsch - voice

Yumi Ito - voicen

Alberto Garcia - percussion

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Produced by: Salome Moana

Sound engineer, Mixing, Mastering: Patrik Zosso, Soundfarm Studios, Luzern

Assisting engineer: Daniel Somaroo

Coverphoto: Anne Day

Artwork: Knut Schötteldreier

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(Chamber Jazz-Pop)

Filigree to powerful - on her self-produced debut album "Delicate" (Unit Records) singer Salome Moana explores facets of chamber jazz-pop. Dancing rhythms accompany sensitive lyrics, improvisations lead to subtle arrangements. With a sensitive voice, the Swiss jazz musician tells of love and renunciation, of loneliness and joie de vivre. The songs - passionately interpreted in quintet formation - touch and reverberate.

 

Salome Moana is accompanied by four musicians, pianist David Cogliatti, drummer Marton Juhasz, baritone saxophonist/bass clarinetist Kira Linn and bass guitarist Marc Mezgolits. All of them studied at Jazzcampus Basel in Switzerland.

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(Chamber Jazz-Pop)

Filigree to powerful - on her self-produced debut album "Delicate" (Unit Records) singer Salome Moana explores facets of chamber jazz-pop. Dancing rhythms accompany sensitive lyrics, improvisations lead to subtle arrangements. The songs - passionately interpreted in quintet formation - touch and reverberate.

Official Music Video - You & I 

ARTISTIC BIOGRAPHY

 

Salome Moana (1994) is a Swiss singer, composer and producer. 

With her self-produced debut album "Delicate", the young jazz musician presents mainly original compositions as well as arranged standards, which stylistically range in the chamber jazz-pop niche. 

She recorded her debut album with the Salome Moana Band and guests in August 2019, with Patrik Zosso as sound engineer. The album was released in October 2020 on Unit Records. 

Salome won the sponsorship award in music 2022 of the Kanton Solothurn.

 

In June 2017, she has completed her Bachelor of Arts in Music in Jazz Singing (minor subject: piano and classical singing) at the Musikhochschule Basel (Jazzcampus). 

In August 2019, she completed her "Master in Music Pedagogy" with excellence, also at the Jazzcampus. There she studied with Efrat Alony, Lisette Spinnler, Jorge Rossy, Larry Grenadier, Adrian Mears and Andy Scherrer.

 

She was one of 6 winners at SOFIA (Support Of Female Improvising Artists) in March 2018 in Zurich. For the 2020 edition of SOFIA, Salome was hired as a juror. 

 

In March 2019 Salome traveled to New York and Boston for an intensive musical stay where she took singing lessons with Theo Bleckmann, Jeannie Lovetri, Thana Alexa and Jay Clayton. During her stay in New York the singer worked on compositions for her first album.

 

Salome Moana works as a vocal teacher and choir conductor.

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