EABS
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Biography
Founded in Wroclaw, Poland, Electro-Acoustic Beat Sessions â better known as EABS â is a jazz band inspired by hip-hop and electro music. The origins of the band began during improvisational sessions at a club called Puzzle in Wroclaw. Influenced by artists such as Ahmad Jamal, Sun Ray, Gil Scott-Heron, Jay Dee, and Pete Rock, the members of the band came together with one musical mission in mind: the âreconstruction of deconstructionâ. EABSâ sound is based on a jazz foundation but their sound is equally influenced by hip-hop and electronic music yet played with acoustic instruments. EABS also use a turntablist, Spisek Jednego (Night Marks Electric Trio), who adds the âelectricâ element to their sound (and band name). The bandâs first release was the limited 2016âs cassette-only Puzzle Mixtape. Their first official album was 2017âs Repetitions (Letters to Krzysztof Komeda), a tribute to the Polish pianist and composer. The following year, they released a vinyl-only live release that featured the band performing the Repetitions album. This was followed by another vinyl-only release, Kraksa/Svantetic. Their next studio release was Slavic Spirits (2019), an album inspired by Slavic mythology and Polish demonology. They gained a lot of international attention with their 2020 release, Discipline of Sun Ra, which featured music composted by Sun Ra between 1954 and 1979 and reimagined by EABS.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- My Night, My Day
- Knowledge (Introdukcja do Etiudy Baletowej)
- Introduction (for Janusz StefaÅski)
- Flute's Ballad
- Carmel City / Step into the Light
- Improvisation I
- Love... Meaning
- Rozmowa
- Reminisce
- KawaÅek o Å»yciu
- Burgundy Whip by MED
- Find a Way
- Boratka
- Brainville
- Niekochana
- Kraksa
- God is Love (Bariera XIII)
- The Lady with the Golden Stockings (The Golden Lady)
- Step Into the Light (Wiklinowy Kosz)
- Private Conversation VIII
- PerÅy I Dukaty XIV / Repetition
- Interstellar Low Ways
- Svantetic
- Whatever by Jeru the Damaja
