{"id":12187,"date":"2015-03-25T05:59:20","date_gmt":"2015-03-25T09:59:20","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/motionfm.com\/wp2014\/?p=12187"},"modified":"2015-03-25T06:02:40","modified_gmt":"2015-03-25T10:02:40","slug":"joyce-elaine-yuille-welcome-to-my-world-schema","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/motionfm.com\/wp2014\/releases\/joyce-elaine-yuille-welcome-to-my-world-schema\/","title":{"rendered":"Joyce Elaine Yuille – Welcome To My World (Schema)"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Joyce grew up in the East Harlem section of Manhattan, better known as Spanish Harlem or El Barrio. She decided to focus on something distinct after many years of \u201clive\u201d performances in Europe… A tangible yet multifaceted project: the album you have before you.
\n\u201cWhen you perform you\u02bcre giving a lot of emotion, you\u02bcre giving a lot of energy, but once the concert is finished, I feel it\u2019s important that people can still connect with you, the music
\nand what they felt while they watched you and listened to you perform live. You know? The whole thing with me as a performer, is I want to leave a good and lasting impression on people\u201d.
\n\u201cWelcome To My World\u201d represents a transition for Joyce: whereas for some musicians the recording studio is a safe haven, for others it may represent an intimidating environment: with her debut album, Joyce embraces a new challenge that is able to carry forth her stage energy and perfectly recreates in the studio that strong \u201clive\u201d element which characterizes her performance. As she explains, \u201cWhen I\u02bcm recording, I basically try to put myself in a scenario where I\u02bcm doing a live show and that helps me overcome the fear of being in the studio and making mistakes, because when you\u02bcre doing live, you just go, you\u02bcve got to do it, you got to sing, you know, whatever is going on inside you, you just have to bring that out and I try to do the same thing, while I\u02bcm in the studio\u201d.
\nAs you listen to her warm vocals throughout the album, which include a slight hint of soulful prowess, there\u02bcs no fear that cannot be overcome. Her heartfelt interpretations welcome us into her world, where an intricate and honed voice texture reveals her incredible qualities as an interpreter. Nuances of Jazz, Soul, Swing, Blues: \u201cWelcome To My World\u201d is Joyce\u02bcs gift to us \u2013 for the fortunate ones who have had the pleasure of hearing her live it would be effortless to recognize her warm timbre and equally warm heart \u2013 this album is concrete proof of her talent and personality. (In fact), Joyce co\u2010wrote most of the songs on the album, original compositions and her lyrics that reveal her profound nature through music \u2013 \u201cI wrote a number of songs that kind of reflect my life situation, situations in my friends lives, world events, situations I see daily, maybe just walking down the streets.\u201d Songs like \u201cLate I Rise\u201d, a tune that speaks about perseverance and staying positive, or \u201cCome With Me (The Ride Is Free)\u201d, where she urges us to forsake our biases, to refuse to partake in prejudices and judgement and just enjoy our time on earth, respecting others and ourselves.
\n\u201cA Time For Love Again\u201d, composed by Marco Bianchi with Joyce\u2019s lyrical skills, is another example of how this album goes beyond music and expresses a powerful and strong message: with this song Joyce speaks about disillusionment in love, telling us how there\u02bcs no sense in closing ourselves in a shell and giving into the fear of feeling and the ability to love again. We can all love again, reach out to others and feel amorous again. The album also includes some stand out covers, classics such as Marvin Gaye\u02bcs \u201cIt\u02bcs Madness\u201d and Donny Hathaway\u02bcs \u201cTrying Times\u201d. The album features the renowned and astounding Finnish sax player Timo Lassy and his band \u2013 musicians who are amongst some of the best Jazz players on the international jazz scene. Timo and his guys bring that extra something, a subtlety with a powerful impact and a groove that was needed to fulfill the dream and the vision of Joyce Elaine Yuille. Joyce has excitedly stated, \u201cthese guys are wickedly fantastic, I keep telling everyone, don\u02bct close your eyes on Finnish Jazz scene, because these guys are really kicking major \u201d! She smiles…<\/p>\n

Label: Schema Italy
\nFormat: CD\/LP
\nCat: SC 473CD
\nReleased: 20 Apr 15
\nGenre: Jazz<\/p>\n

BUY CD from JUNO Records<\/strong><\/a>
\nBUY LP from JUNO Records<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

TRACKLIST CD
\n1 Follow the sun
\n2 Come with me
\n3 Too soon you\u2019re old
\n4 Late I rise
\n5 Tryin\u2019 times
\n6 Just say goodbye
\n7 It\u2019s madness
\n8 Chaos
\n9 Running for my love
\n10 Time to love again
\n11 Welcome to my world
\n12 Make right
\n13 Parallel world moon interlude 14 Come with me (slow version)<\/p>\n

TRACKLIST LP
\nA 1 Too soon you\u2019re old 2 Late I rise
\n3 Chaos
\n4 Tryin\u2019 times
\nB 1 Follow the sun
\n2 Come with me
\n3 Just say goodbye
\n4 Running for my love 5 Welcome to my world<\/p>\n

Procuded by Luciano Cantone co-produced by Timo Lassy featuring Timo Lassy Band
\nJoyce Elaine Yuille vocals
\nTimo Lassy tenor sax
\nGeorgios Kontrafouris wurlitzer organ and piano
\nAntti Lo\u0308tjo\u0308nen bass
\nVille Pynssi drums
\nAbdissa Assefa percussion
\nMarco Brioschi trumpet solo on B3 Alfonso Deidda alto sax.
\nflute solo on B4 Germano Zenga tenor sax
\nLuca Gusella vibraphone
\nLuciano Cantone vibraphone solo on B2 <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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