Matthew Halsall - An Ever Changing View (Official Album Video)

The Midas touch with Jazz.

This may be the best example of what is called 'spiritual jazz.' Simple, melodic hybrid between jazz and chill. Perfect for relaxation or hanging out with friends with mellow vibes.

I happened to find this album in one of my lowest points in life: Neglected and betrayed, I found myself coming to the other side of the world for reconciliation, and there I was, alienated and left alone in this strange place with barely anything. I had cried for days on end, called in sick from work due to the weight of my sorrow and desolation. But throughout these weeks I found this album, together with Grøn's Introvert Musik, and I could see beyond the misery I was drowning in, and after intense periods of suffering I could always fall back into the confort of these tunes, knowing that I will find my own way. I believe in miracles, and I can safely say God has been merciful and kind, and I soon I met someone who evoked a powerful feeling in me, making me able to heal myself and put myself together. For me this is the music for that kind of miracle.

A crackin' LP Sounds familiar and new at the same time. Like an old friend you've never met.

Sublime. Refreshing. Beautiful. Calming. 10/10.

Missing info : Musicians: (* on track "Water Street", mostly same on other tracks ... M. Cliffe also sax, L. Gheorghe - keyboards) Matthew Halsall - kalimba, glockenspiel, celesta, shaker, seeds, bottle tops and trumpet Matt Cliffe - flute Alice Roberts - harp Liviu Gheorghe - rhodes Gavin Barras - bass Alan Taylor - drums Jack McCarthy - congas

Long awaited new album from Matthew and his recent band. Beautiful music, full of pure emotions, which reflects beauty of nature and souls ... All the best to creators and to music lovers to enjoy this rare gift. Regards from Slovenia!

Wow wow wow

These guys always deliver the best, Nice music

It’s funny how music can take you back in time. I’m listening to Matthew Halsall - An Ever Changing View, and it’s as if I’ve been drawn back in time to the 1970s, and I’m listening to WBUS with China Vallas. Good memories.😑

Waow, what a Pharoah's tribute! Thank's Matthew, for playing with for an long time with your master plan.

As a recovering Heavy Metal addict I gotta say this album is such a great, fun, enjoyable and inspiring listen....

Just wonderful. Matthew is a great musician as is his band. Thank you for posting!

This album is a wonderful journey.

Looking forward to hearing Matthew and the band in Warsaw this year 🤍🙌

Thanks, time to enjoy life

wow，i can hear the whisper from the wind！

Quel kiff d’être la dans les premières heures de cette merveille ? 50 secondes d'écoute et je suis déjà oxygéné. Thanks Matthew. J'y retourne

This album is a blessing.

Very chill, very uplifting. A nice salve for our collective pain.