Tim Jago’s Time Shift is a daring voyage through shifting meters and cross‑genre textures that plays out like a finely tuned cinematic score. Anchored by his crystalline yet fiery guitar voice, the album rides on the elastic interplay of saxophonist Mark Small, keyboardist Martin Bejerano, bassist Dion Kerr, and drummer David Chiverton. Jago’s compositions seamlessly […]
Tim Jago’s Time Shift is a daring voyage through shifting meters and cross‑genre textures that plays out like a finely tuned cinematic score. Anchored by his crystalline yet fiery guitar voice, the album rides on the elastic interplay of saxophonist Mark Small, keyboardist Martin Bejerano, bassist Dion Kerr, and drummer David Chiverton. Jago’s compositions seamlessly blend jazz fusion, melodic lyricism, and rhythmic ingenuity—especially in the title track, where Chiverton’s dynamic subdivisions and the ensemble’s interwoven solos evoke a fluid, narrative-like momentum. From the outset, the project stakes its claim as one of the year’s most imaginative outings, pairing emotional honesty with compositional sophistication in a package that challenges and transports the listener.
