The composer of fusion music known as
Joseph P. Freije has released his sixth LP album for 2016, “If
Light Had Emotions.” The record contains 12 original Freije
electronica tracks for an approximate total listening time of 50
minutes. It has been published by Phrygian Music, as have all the
Joseph Freije albums available today. At once a mixture of postmodern
jazz and experimental electronica music, “If Light Had Emotions”
is more than just another reason to become acquainted with the work
of Joseph P. Freije – it's an example of what the indie music
movement can do for music lovers everywhere right now.
Joseph P. Freije has become known in
music circles for composing in an array of popular genres. To date,
he has written, performed and produced records in the alternative
rock, electronic dance, and postmodern jazz arenas, with other
categories thrown in for good measure. As a result, Freije's music is
more fusion than anything else, with “If Light Had Emotions”
being a collection of contemporary electronic jazz fusion songs.
“This album has four dance tunes,”
writes Freije, “two chillers, three electronica, two psychedelic,
two groovy trance dance, one piece I call jazz, and one for-sure
experimental. There is one piece that fits four of the categories
listed. I like it all.”
Even so, there's one thing he doesn't
like about the album.
“The album is too short. Twelve songs
total.”
“If Light Had Emotions” is one of
his most accessible records, having warm tones and mellow grooves, as
well as the searching, exploring creativity his fans have come to
expect from him. Many of the tracks on “If Light...” would work
well in a nightclub playlist, while others sound fitting for film and
video game soundtracks, and still others reflect the experimental
side of Freije which most interest audiophiles and fans of music
theory. In short, there's something for nearly everyone.
Asked to describe the message of his
new album, Joseph Freije writes, “Music makes the world go 'round.
All the new sounds are tied to the old sounds and the yet-to-be-heard
sounds. Our highest high and our deepest low are only boundaries
between frequencies in our audible range. Sometimes the weave of the
vibrations creates a haze that blurs the message in the sound.”
To feel the vibrations of strings
plucked thousands of years ago and hear the echoes of songs which
won't be sung for millennia to come, enter the head space of Joseph
P. Freije and enjoy the cosmic ride.
“If Light Had Emotions” by Joseph
P. Freije is available online worldwide at over 700 music stores now.
Don't miss the rest of Phrygian Music's catalog, also available
anywhere great music is digitally sold.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
www.MondoTunes.com
“If Light Had Emotions” by
Joseph P. Freije –
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/if-light-had-emotions/id1144411571
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