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Music review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album
On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just more than 32-minute, nine-song set will be released Friday, and it’s not nearly as loud as the New Orleans’ jazzman’s eye-popping wardrobe. The stripped-down, mostly acoustic arrangements create a chill vibe. Simplicity somehow only intensifies the songs’ swing and sway. Batiste pairs lyrics about devotion, values, angels and ecology with music that mixes folk and funk, gospel and the blues.
Music Review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, ‘Big Money’
On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just over 32-minute, nine-song set will be released Friday, and it’s not nearly as loud as the New Orleans’ jazzman’s eye-popping wardrobe. The stripped-down, mostly acoustic arrangements create a chill vibe. Simplicity somehow only intensifies the songs’ swing and sway. Batiste pairs lyrics about devotion, values, angels and ecology with music that mixes folk and funk, gospel and the blues.
Music Review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, 'Big Money'
On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just over 32-minute, nine-song set will be released Friday, and it’s not nearly as loud as the New Orleans' jazzman's eye-popping wardrobe. The stripped-down, mostly acoustic arrangements create a chill vibe. Simplicity somehow only intensifies the songs’ swing and sway.
Music Review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, 'Big Money'
On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just over 32-minute, nine-song set will be released Friday, and it’s not nearly as loud as the New Orleans' jazzman's eye-popping wardrobe. The stripped-down, mostly acoustic arrangements create a chill vibe. Simplicity somehow only intensifies the songs’ swing and sway. Batiste pairs lyrics about devotion, values, angels and ecology with music that mixes folk and funk, gospel and the blues.
Jon Batiste sorprende con un álbum íntimo y minimalista
En Big Money, el cantante de la talla de un Super Bowl Jon Batiste opta por un sonido sorprendentemente íntimo. El conjunto de nueve canciones, que dura poco más de 32 minutos, se publica este viernes, y no es ni de lejos tan estridente como el llamativo vestuario del jazzero de Nueva Orleans. Los arreglos minimalistas, en su mayoría acústicos, crean un ambiente relajado. La simplicidad, de alguna manera, solo intensifica el vaivén y el ritmo de las canciones.
Music Review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, 'Big Money'
This album cover image released by Interscope/Verve shows "Big Money" by Jon Batiste. (Interscope/Verve via AP) ASSOCIATED PRESS This album cover image released by Interscope/Verve shows "Big Money" by Jon Batiste. (Interscope/Verve via AP) ASSOCIATED PRESS Music Review - Jon Batiste - 3x2 for APNews 1 of 2 This album cover image released by Interscope/Verve shows "Big Money" by Jon Batiste.
Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, 'Big Money'
On "Big Money," Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just over 32-minute, nine-song set will be released Friday, and it's not nearly as loud as the New Orleans' jazzman's eye-popping wardrobe. The stripped-down, mostly acoustic arrangements create a chill vibe. Simplicity somehow only intensifies the songs' swing and sway. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Music Review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, 'Big Money'
On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound.
Music Review: Jon Batiste opts for chill vibe on stripped-down album, 'Big Money'
On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just over 32-minute, nine-song set will be released Friday, and it’s not nearly as loud as the New Orleans' jazzman's eye-popping wardrobe. The stripped-down, mostly acoustic arrangements create a chill vibe. Simplicity somehow only intensifies the songs’ swing and sway. × Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.
Music Review: Elton John's 'Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper' spotlights a rich catalog
On Elton John’s new concert album, the songs steal the show. Deep cuts from John’s rich catalog are given the spotlight on “Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper.” The 13-song set was culled from a six-show residency in London in May 1977, with John at the piano and his longtime percussionist, Cooper, joining him for the second half of the show.
Music Review: Elton John's 'Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper' spotlights a rich catalog
On Elton John’s new concert album, the songs steal the show. Deep cuts from John’s rich catalog are given the spotlight on “Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper.” The 13-song set was culled from a six-show residency in London in May 1977, with John at the piano and his longtime percussionist, Cooper, joining him for the second half of the show. kAm%96 2=3F> :?:E:2==J C646:G65 2 =:>:E65 C6=62D6 @?
Music Review: Elton John’s ‘Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper’ spotlights a rich catalog
On Elton John's new concert album, the songs steal the show. Deep cuts from John's rich catalog are given the spotlight on "Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper." The 13-song set was culled from a six-show residency in London in May 1977, with John at the piano and his longtime percussionist, Cooper, joining him for the second half of the show.
Elton John's 'Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper' spotlights a rich catalog
On Elton John's new concert album, the songs steal the show. Deep cuts from John's rich catalog are given the spotlight on ''Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper.'' The 13-song set was culled from a six-show residency in London in May 1977, with John at the piano and his longtime percussionist, Cooper, joining him for the second half of the show.
Elton John's 'Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper' spotlights a rich catalog
On Elton John's new concert album, the songs steal the show. Deep cuts from John's rich catalog are given the spotlight on "Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper." The 13-song set was culled from a six-show residency in London in May 1977, with John at the piano and his longtime percussionist, Cooper, joining him for the second half of the show. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Music Review: Elton John's 'Live From the Rainbow Theatre With Ray Cooper' spotlights a rich catalog
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