Nachhol Konzert / Rescheduled Concert – A-Trane Presents : – Magnus Öström Group – «A Room For Travellers» – Jazzland Recordings

Magnus Öström Group «A Room For Travellers» Jazzland Recordings FEAT: ANDREAS HOURDAKIS-DANIEL KARLSSON-CONOR CHAPLIN Drummer and composer Magnus Öström and his band are finally back with a new album, his fourth to date. The album, A Room For Travellers, is both about the traveller’s journey through the world but equally about a journey inward, the journey within. Magnus’s hope is that for the listener the album can become a space to travel to, and to travel in, an infinite room. Both a little escapism from all the terrible things happening in the world right now, but also a journey inward to understand oneself and one’s surroundings on a deeper level. But above all, the album is about being present in the present and seeing nature, the oceans and our surroundings as part of ourselves and thereby hopefully becoming humbler and more careful with what we have, and aware of what we can lose. The album, which clocks in at 40 minutes, contains 6 tracks, with a couple of songs that are more like suites than a single song. With titles such as On The High In My Life and All Those Years, the album is mindful of both the present and the past. In addition, the record is about the great importance the nature and natural resources has to us. In titles such as FlowFly, Pasific, Oceans, and Safe And Sound, Magnus pays tribute to, and points towards, the most important thing we have on our planet, the water, the oceans, which unfortunately we are slowly destroying and poisoning with our excessive consumerist lifestyles. The album A Room For Travellers is released on May 5th by Jazzland Recordings. We are rescheduling the relase concert this time in Berlin at the A-Trane. ANDREAS HOURDAKIS – Electric & Acoustic Guitars DANIEL KARLSSON – Piano & Keyboards CONOR CHAPLIN – Bass & Synthbass MAGNUS ÖSTRÖM – Drums, Percussion, Voices, Additional Keyboards Magnus Öström Group Foto©Per Kristiansen Magnus Öström Solo Foto©Per Kristiansen