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Zack Clarke’s 'Plunge' explores new heights in avant-jazz [Album]

  • September 18, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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Zack Clarke has just released his fourth studio album, Plunge, which showcases a unique blend of avant-jazz and futuristic electronic soundscapes. The 16-track, 45-minute album draws inspiration from various genres, combining jazz's syncopated rhythms, IDM's experimental pulse, and the uncharted realms of electro-acoustic sound.

Clarke's innovative approach expands his sonic palette by integrating elements of pioneering electronic artists like Squarepusher and Aphex Twin while echoing the boundary-pushing jazz-funk of Herbie Hancock and Craig Taborn. Plunge aims to bridge different musical worlds by blending key elements from various genres to create something new that resonates with a diverse audience.

Tracks like “Highpoint” and “Mighty” encapsulate Clarke’s dynamic vision—piano improvisation intertwines with glitchy electronics, taking listeners on a sonic journey that feels both nostalgic and futuristic. Critics have praised Clarke’s ability to "dress the most unexpected sonic coincidences into an artistic unity."

Plunge continues the legacy of Clarke’s previous experimental releases, offering a refreshingly bold and boundary-breaking album for both jazz aficionados and fans of avant-electronic music, bringing these worlds together in one immersive listening experience.

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