Rj Bacon- Low Ambition Day [Interview]

Describe your sound in 3 words

Cocktail Lounge Jazz

Tell us a few things about your new work.

Low Ambition Day is the fourth in a series of clubby, lounge Jazz albums I wrote and recorded at my small studio in Sydney. I try and give the feel of a late night bar or jazz club, with a bit of a retro vibe. Its kind of old fashioned but I hope it works. We are still in lockdown here, so it’s the closest I get to going out

Which song of the album reflects you the most?

Low Ambition Day. It’s written tongue in cheek, and originally about politics, but became an ironic lament- haha

Favourite album of the past decade?

I don’t know if it was released in the last ten years, but I have been enjoying Combo 66 by John Scofield, really nice, timeless stuff. I love the St Germain album, Tourist, as well- I find myself listening to that quite often.

What would be your dream performance venue?

Ronnie Scott’s in London. But I just dream at home in the studio!

When not writing music, how do you spend your time?

Well, we are in lockdown still, so I do a lot of home schooling with my youngest daughter-that keeps me very busy.

One last thing we should know about you?

I am currently putting the finishing touches on the next album, that will be released in the coming months. It is a pretty cool, bluesy jazz piece that’s coming together quite nicely, I think. I’ll keep you posted:))

Thank you!

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