A visual jazz sound where silence and sensuality intersect.
This film score, co-written by Miles Davis and Marcus Miller, combines delicate trumpet and sophisticated synth sounds to create a fantastical soundscape.
"Music From Siesta" captures the tranquil charm of Miles Davis's later years. Marcus Miller's meticulous arrangements and programming create a visually charged, sensual soundscape. The trumpet resonates like a deep breath, and powerful emotion drifts through the silence. This experimental attempt transcends the boundaries of jazz, portraying cinematic emotion through sound, and is the culmination of an artistic collaboration born from the mutual understanding between Davis and Miller.
10 TRACKS:
1)
Lost In Madrid Part I
2)
Siesta / Kitt's Kiss / Lost In Madrid Part II
3)
Theme For Augustine / Wind / Seduction / Kiss
4)
Submission
5)
Lost In Madrid Part III
6)
Conchita / Lament
7)
Lost In Madrid Part IV / Rat Dance / The Call
8)
Claire / Lost In Madrid Part V
9)
Afterglow
10)
Los Feliz
Acoustic Guitar [On Siesta] - John Scofield (2)
Trumpet - Miles Davis
Instruments [Other Instruments Played By] - Marcus Miller
Producer - Marcus Miller
Executive-Producer - Tommy LiPuma
Engineer [Assistant, On Siesta & Theme For Augustine] - Don Peterkofsky (2, 3)
Engineer [On Concita] - Ray Bardani (6)
Mixed By - Ray Bardani
Classical Guitar [On Claire] - Earl Klugh (8)
Drums [On Siesta] - Omar Hakim (2)
Executive-Producer - Gary Kurfirst
Engineer [Assistant, On Siesta & Theme For Augustine] - Mark Roule (2, 3)
Mastered By - Jack Skinner
Programmed By [Synthesizer Programming] - Jason Miles (2)
Engineer [All Other Titles] - Steven Strassman
Engineer [Assistant, On Concita] - Iris Cohen (6)
Mixed By [Assistant] - Iris Cohen
Engineer [Assistant, All Other Titles] - Chris Steinmetz
Flute - James Walker
Coordinator [Production Coordinator] - Bibi Green
Design - Deborah Norcross
Coordinator [Production Coordinator] - Andy Darrow
Artwork [Front Cover Painting] - George Tooker
Engineer [On Siesta & Theme For Augustine] - John "J.C." Convertino
