
Wildflowers Vol. 3
Wildflowers, Vol. 3 is the newest chapter in Kurt Ellingâs ever-unfolding journeyâa five-song exploration that finds the multiple GRAMMY-winning vocalist teaming up for the first time with acclaimed pianist Christian Sands. The result is a spontaneous, soul-stirring set that captures both artists at their most fearless and free. From the jubilant swing of âThe Glow-Wormâ to the haunting tenderness of âMy Son,â the EP balances Ellingâs vocal daring with Sandsâ lyrical touch at the keys. Together, they reimagine unexpected materialâfrom a Bee Gees ballad (âEmotionâ) to a Thelonious Monk classic (âBlue Monkâ)âwhile unveiling new gems like Sandsâ âSong of the Rainbow People,â complete with newly-penned lyrics by Elling and a soaring guest appearance by trumpet master Marquis Hill. Recorded in a single day without the safety net of over-preparation, Wildflowers, Vol. 3 is a testament to jazz as risk-taking dialogue: unfiltered, intimate, and brimming with discovery. Itâs a celebration of instinctive collaboration, where two boundary-defying voices in modern jazz meet in the momentâand leave us with a record thatâs as joyous as it is profound.
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Wildflowers, Vol. 3 is the newest chapter in Kurt Ellingâs ever-unfolding journeyâa five-song exploration that finds the multiple GRAMMY-winning vocalist teaming up for the first time with acclaimed pianist Christian Sands. The result is a spontaneous, soul-stirring set that captures both artists at their most fearless and free. From the jubilant swing of âThe Glow-Wormâ to the haunting tenderness of âMy Son,â the EP balances Ellingâs vocal daring with Sandsâ lyrical touch at the keys. Together, they reimagine unexpected materialâfrom a Bee Gees ballad (âEmotionâ) to a Thelonious Monk classic (âBlue Monkâ)âwhile unveiling new gems like Sandsâ âSong of the Rainbow People,â complete with newly-penned lyrics by Elling and a soaring guest appearance by trumpet master Marquis Hill. Recorded in a single day without the safety net of over-preparation, Wildflowers, Vol. 3 is a testament to jazz as risk-taking dialogue: unfiltered, intimate, and brimming with discovery. Itâs a celebration of instinctive collaboration, where two boundary-defying voices in modern jazz meet in the momentâand leave us with a record thatâs as joyous as it is profound.












