A review in the Guardian flagged this up to me – quite lovely. You could call it ambient, or jazz, or devotional music, maybe spiritual jazz is the closest.
From the interview – “When I produce this type of music, I have to be very open and surrender to the sound,” Sinephro says. “I reach a trance-inducing state where I might play a note for 10 minutes straight, if that’s what I’m feeling. While my hands are doing their job, I’m almost sleepwalking.”
It is on the second spin, and I think it will be a listening staple for the next while.
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/nov/17/nala-sinephro-mystical-jazz-harp-space-1-8
Got this a few weeks ago. Someone played a track on a Radio 3 show that I was listening to, I think. One of those late night shows like Late Junction or Night Tracks. Or possibly it was Jamie Cullum on his Radio 2 show.
Anyway, I was immediately intrigued and then hooked when I heard the album. I imagine if Alice Coltrane and some Nordic jazzers had collaborated with Brian Eno, it might have sounded something like this.
It is beautiful.