Label: fante records
Country: Germany
Ensemble Du Verre:
Sonke Duwer - drums, programming
Claas Uberschar - trumpet
Daniel Cordes - double bass

After their success with the last album "facing, transparent" and their tour with Bugge Wesseltoft, Ensemble Du Verre now make a great leap forward. For on their new release "Sing Me Something" drummer Sönke Düwer with his Ensemble centers the human voice. But the album is definitely not an album by a drummer who structures voices and vocals around his drumming. "Sing Me Something" is a jazz album and yet no jazz album, a song CD and yet no song CD - there's no adequate cliche; to describe his music. The CD seems more like a journey with a departure and an arrival, the last track sounding like the itinerary of the next journey. Duwer was able to persuade the guest vocalists Sidsel Endresen, Torun Eriksen and Ursula Rucker - names already known in the jazz compatible vocal world. But with Platnum, Michael Schiefel, Britta-Ann Flechsenhar and Ute Lorenzen there are also four newcomer on the album. Bugge Wesseltoft - head of the Norwegian jazz-scene - tops off the album with his remix of the song "Annalizer".
by soul seduction

Tracklisting:
1. Phonetic (feat. Sidsel Endresen)
2. Poetry (feat. Ute Lorenzen)
3. Faute De Mieux (feat. Michael Schiefel)
4. How Can You Be (feat. Platinum)
5. Batterie
6. Sing Me Something (feat. Torun Eriksen)
7. Brand New World (feat. Britta-Ann Flechsenhar)
8. Fast
9. Eden Is feat. (Ute Lorenzen)
10. Or Is The Moment Gone (feat. Ursula Rucker)
11. What Ellington Says
12. Annalizer (Bugge Wesseltoft Remix)