Big Rock Yvan Robilliard

• 1 Spirit 09:49
• 2 Go in the Sky 03:19
• 3 Push 04:01
• 4 Rocket Launch 00:30
• 5 Moove It (During Launch) 01:58
• 6 Space 08:14
• 7 Float 04:49
• 8 Buzz Sings 00:25
• 9 Namaï 04:28
• 10 Look Rock at There! 00:14
• 11 Big Rock 04:14
• 12 Sphere 05:25
• 13 Return to Planet Earth 00:48
• 14 Moove It (On Earth) 08:40
• Total Runtime 56:54

Info for Big Rock

Attention, take-off imminent, fasten your seatbelts! Objective: The Moon.

Such is the adventure, the invitation to travel with YR3 into space; spheres and stardust.

The Milky Way shows us its greatness and radiance. In the distance, far away, the moon, the Earth's one and only natural satellite, is a shimmering "big rock".

Then comes the time to land, in unison. A free union of notes, an informed organisation of timbres, unheard of improvisations, the deliberate association of three musicians, forcing one to float amongst the stars.

Here is a triumvirate unlike others, which uses a powerful collective style of playing; interplay in interstellar space.

The infinite is at the end of the journey; the music fuses, explores and lights up the route. (Franck Médioni)

We can therefore speak of album concept … It is indeed, even more than for others, to listen to it in its entirety … starting from the beginning, because there is a journey, a journey … A takeoff , a little step on the moon … (you know the rest …) then a return to earth with some escapades, among others with this very successful Namaï, in a nod to the famous standard of Coltrane (Naïma). Or the beautiful ballad that opens the album: Spirit and reveals the other side hidden Yvan Robilliard.

Yvan Robilliard, piano, Fender Rhodes, mini Moog
Laurent David, electric bass
Eric Echampard, drums

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