Jerome Perian - Don’t Get Sassy (Oh No You Didn’t)
Country, Folk, Jazz, Chamber Orchestra Music
New Jersey, United States
Overall Impression: Jerome Perian has released the new jazz tune Don't Get Sassy (Oh No You Didn't). Opening with a syncopated sax melody, Don't Get Sassy continually adds layers of sound until a heavy groove emerges. The deep, robust, qualities captured from the brass and winds create a dense atmosphere that nearly crosses the line between awe-inspiring and overwhelming. Melodies seem to endlessly intertwine and fold into one another. As the trumpet solo begins, listeners are treated with soaring lines that float effortlessly above the spacious foundation. It is only when the main melody returns that the feelings of wonder and astonishment begin to subside. Overall, Don't Get Sassy (Oh No You Didn't) by Jerome Perian is cool new jazz tune that fills the most expansive of spaces and carries listeners the entire way.
Strongest Point(s): The expansive mood set by the groove really stands out in this tune. The main melody however, should also be noted for its staying-power.
Target Audience Appeal: Fans of modern Jazz will dig Don't Get Sassy (Oh No You Didn't) by Jerome Perian
Artist target suggestions: Snarky Puppy, B.B. King, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, RSS Trio, Glenn MIller, Benny Goodman, Wes Montgomery, Ron Carter, Jim Hall, Louis Armstrong
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About the Reviewer:
ZZachary Larson is a professional touring guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. Getting his start in high school rock bands, he has since toured as a classical chamber musician, onboard luxury cruise lines, and with the Broadway musicals Finding Neverland and Escape To Margaritaville. His recorded work spans from classical works and jazzy holiday tunes, to mind-bending experimental music. His arrangements of orchestral music are published through Clear Note Publications. Classically trained, he holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Denver.