A stream of water flows through Andreas Haddeland Trio’s third album, Estuar. Water in many forms. As the foundation for synchronized strokes, as clouds in soft and ever-shifting formations, as impenetrable fog, as tides flowing into the river mouth, creating marshy landscapes with their own unique forms of life. Like water in various forms and structures, the trio’s music continuously moves forward in different ways, with great freedom and a willingness to experiment. The trio’s creative and attentive interplay manifests as a free and powerful current, beautiful and lightly floating droplets of mist, and dense, shrouding fog that adds tension to the musical motion. An expressive and responsive trio that communicates closely through a diverse range of textures and moods. With Estuar, Andreas Haddeland Trio has created a natural continuation of their previous releases, yet one that feels fresh and new.
