Muse Chronicle

This is Sound Liberation, a band that plays varied chamber music. It’s the band’s guiding musical philosophy, created by Gene Pritsker, incorporating its ideology into its music. The group plays a wide variety of genres with a heavy hip-hop and rock influence. At a Sound Liberation concert, one may hear a wide variety of musical styles, including jazz, classical, and ethnic music.

“The “Sound Liberation Di.J. Quartet” is an ode to creative independence.”

SOUND LIBERATION releases their new album, Sound Liberation Di.J. Quartet. Boundaries dissolve and genres become just whispers in the wind as you are swept away in a kaleidoscope of musical emotions from the first mesmerizing note. Set aside whatever bias you may have toward jazz, avant-garde, rock, or hip-hop. Like a comet ripping across the sky, this record defies categorization. Rock’s blazing intensity meets jazz’s silky improvisation, and the avant-garde’s intellectual calm meets hip-hop’s rhythmic pulse—it’s an alchemical combination. The arrangements are daring works of aural engineering, and every song is a little work of genius in terms of blending genres. From the instrument tones to the finer points of arrangement, every decision sounds like an intuitive leap into musical genius. Their music has an irresistible air of unpredictability as if they were playing along for the fun of it.

By boldly exploring unexplored aural landscapes, Sound Liberation celebrates the allure of the mysterious. It’s energetic, lively music that makes you want to get up and dance. Every track on this album is a work of art, a carefully constructed universe just waiting to be discovered. Catch the muse down here: