Ghostly Beard — “Invisible” | Album Review

For many years of my life, I was a drummer. Not a fantastic drummer, but good enough to share a few stages with small bands. However, I was never truly dedicated to music theory. Being a drummer I never thought the theory was that relevant. Most of what I would like to learn, I could learn by ear.

It was years later that the regret came. I even took piano lessons, but after a certain age, learning demands more time and dedication than I had time available for.

But there is still part of me that wishes I could go back. And these moments usually happen after listening what I consider inspiring music. And it could be virtually anything. And the main criteria I have for that is when I sense that an artist has dedicated his life to music. Learning and practicing for hours, are clearly visible (or “listenable”) in a recorded song.

All of this intro is to say that, Ghostly Beard has inspired me. His music, from start to finish, especially in his latest album release — “Invisible” — is brilliant — a gorgeous example of jazz and fusion.

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