Avishai Cohen - Pinzin Kinzin 

Yeah true, but I realize now (after 7 years) that the rhythm is also an approximation of a 7 over 8. You can count 7 in bass line and 8 on piano. you heard that?

@@ricocape Thats acutally what I thought and way easier to count

@@ricocape Yes! the approximation or the exact thing - that's what also mingles with my brain: how to actually count is the new swing here !! Absolutely beautifully played - what an elegance..

+ some syncopes but sparingly...? that shows the underlying counts do not always match up, or .... ? is it just a SIMPLE 15/16? haha

It does. Except it is so complex (for me) that I cannot quite nail it.

​@@murkymurk8305 Practice doesnt make perfect, practice makes consistent. Perfect-practice makes perfect. 4+5 4+5 4+5 5 = 32 (8x 4) Practice with right hand accents, left hand accents, switching back and forward, playing in odds over evens, evens over odds, and all that jazz. Practice SLOW and with a metronome, practice with metronome on the 1, 1 and 3, the 1-2-3-4, the 1-&-2-&, the 1-e-&-a etc. etc. Theres some tricks in the intro which throw you off. The bass player sliding slightly differently into the note (especially accenting the backbeat), the piano player accents a syncopated late "1" or E in "1-E-&-A" before the drums come in. Don't get lulled into the jazz trickery. Practice the rhythm like a robot until you breathe it.

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Its already on. Make sure u search for "avishai cohen trio" and not just avishai cohen.

@@gabrielbergman1986 got it.

Is this still on Spotify? I cannot find it on there!

can you afford the rent?

The tune and I have reached an accommodation - the tune lives in me.

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Agreed!

As Adam Neely says, everything is in 4 if you _don’t count it like a nerd_ 😂 in all seriousness, it’s just in 4. they phrase it has 3 bars of 9 and 1 bar of 5 (9 * 3 is 27, + 5 is 32, divided by 4 or 8 and it’s just regular time!) but without the backbeat, it sounds very very proggy/mathematical

its in 4/4, the bass and piano chords offset every 2 notes a 16th note until it loops with the last one so its counted, 1-2-e-e-&-&-a, repeat

@@patrick2122 yeah its 4/4, divided in 16th its 3x 9/16th and then 1x 5/16th which makes two 16's such a mind fuck... lol

4 5 4 5 4 5 5...

basically every djent song has rhythms like these. 1:45, replace all the instruments with metal instruments here and boom, you got djent.

4 5 4 5 4 5 5 really fast

I find it like true beauty. When 2 strong opposing forces each come to an agreement and compromise.

Specific to the sound: Tigran Hamasayan's album Mockroot Specific to the timing: Chon's song No Signal

Anything Nate Wood (i.e. Kneebody or fOUR)

Alcubierre's Law by Aaron Parks Also the band GoGo Penguin has some similar rythms and instrumentation though not the same level of complexity.

a bit more aggressive but seven ways till sunday T.r.a.m. no twilight within the courts of the sun-steven wilson

Check From Darkness bye Avishai Cohen Trio

That my friend is the one responsible for the headache u r having :) Thats Mark Guiliana