JESDAT

Jesdat biography
JESDAT is a recent band whose members originate from Spain. The band's members include Jupe (drums), Nacho Sánchez (keyboards, guitars, Violin, Bass, vocals), Jesús Gálvez Lozano (effects), Dreaming (Keyboards), Quim Guzmán (keyboards) and Aleix Riera i Buil (keyboards). On their first and only album featured Rock / Progressive / Psychedelic songwriter, composer, and performer Anton Roolaart as a guest.

The JESDAT group has been categorized as a "fun" project and a music "gathering" accomplishement. The band members live in several place, up in Spain or the United States. The entire ensemble, as well as the album realization, has been made via internet and via the exchange of musical craft, thinking and producing. The result of this is, least of all, exemplary. The JESDAT project is also one leisure and unprompted sufficiently. Their one CD "The City Lights" was released only in 100 copies.

The style promoted by JESDAT - and in which things accommodate best - (by "The City Lights" album, of 2005) is a modern Electronic emphasis, going in an experimental concludent mode or in the mood of elements combination, everything having the touch of progressive within. In an interview Jupe himself characterized their music, just like their goal, as "electronic music with inspiration of progressive rock". Mainly the electronic fluent accent is one technical. With depth and with character, the scope of Jesdat can go acceptably vary or perfectly minimalist. Influences are pointed out towards the style of Tangerine Dream, of Vangelis - generally, towards the essential of electronics.

What stays important is that the JESDAT brand is fresh and dynamic enough to count, that the musicians have realized something above an "amateurish" label and that everything about them seems promising. Left is the promotion, the improvement and the future results.

Recommend for electronic fans, for a modern touch, for a moment of conceptual and eccentric composition and, symbolically, for a view into a musicianship that worked its way.

Written by Australian (Matthew) and Ricochet (Victor "Philip" Parau)