Ernesto Aurignac
Jaume Llombart
Roger Mas
Deejay Foster
João Lopes Pereira

Anunnakis (Digipack)

Fresh Sound New Talent

Personnel:
Ernesto Aurignac (as), Jaume Llombart (g), Roger Mas (p, keyb), Deejay Foster (b), João Lopes Pereira (d)

Reference: FSNT-487

Bar code: 8427328424875

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"All the music that you can hear on this album was composed by fusing my sound with my roots and with the imaginative world that inspires me with everything related to the non-Terrestrial world. I wanted to explain that the "Monguis" according to my reading and my imagination were an ancestral tribe that annihilated each other until they ended their entire species."

—Ernesto Aurignac

Tracklist

Sample this album

01.

Ufos Are Here! (Ernesto Aurignac) 8:38

02.

Anunnakis (Ernesto Aurignac) 12:09

03.

La Órbita De Venus (Ernesto Aurignac) 10:36

04.

El Giro Del Cíngulo (Ernesto Aurignac) 7:23

05.

Bienvenidos Al Inframundo (Ernesto Aurignac) 4:51

06.

Todos Somos Monguis (Ernesto Aurignac) 8:11

Total time: 51:49 min.

01. Ufos Are Here! (Ernesto Aurignac) 8:42
02. Anunnakis (Ernesto Aurignac) 12:13
03. La órbita de Venus (Ernesto Aurignac) 10:39
04. El giro del cíngulo (Ernesto Aurignac) 7:27
05. Bienvenidos al inframundo (Ernesto Aurignac) 4:56
06. Todos somos monguis (Ernesto Aurignac) 8:30

Album details

All tracks composed & arranged by Ernesto Aurigna

Personnel:
Ernesto Aurignac (alto sax), Roger Mas (piano & keyborads), Jaume Llombart (guitar), Deejay Foster (bass), João Lopes Pereira (drums).
Recorded live at 'Jamboree Jazz Club' in Barcelona, June 28, 2015

Recording engineer: Luis Torres Aguilera
Mixed and Mastered at Estudis FCM by Ferran Conangla & Ernesto Aurignac
Edition by Paco Requena
Artwork & illustrations: Arkaitz del Río

Produced by Ernesto Aurignac
Executive Producer: Jordi Pujol
Blue Moon Producciones Discograficas S.L.

Press reviews

"Aurignac is an assertive alto sax player, somewhat after the fashion of Frank Morgan and on this live set his quintet came to play. There are washes of synthesized strings on El Giro Del Cingulo and the sound is sometimes sweet rather than surprising, but all five musicians are evidently highly accomplished."

—Nic Jones (February, 2016)
Jazz Journal