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The title of the disc has a
certain parallelism with a type of shot done in basketball, and it is a fact
that if you shoot at the backboard you are much more likely to get the ball into
the basket than if you shoot straight into it, so whenever we run a risk, we
are trying to shoot straight into the basket. We always try to do that, as it
puts us in a risky situation, in which we play things we would not otherwise
have played, and penetrate places where intuition becomes much more relevant
than the simple fact of reproducing automatisms. To penetrate these fields, you’ve got to
surround yourself with people you implicitly trust. There is no better excuse
for sharing this experience with Javi, Miguel, Fran and Marcos than the chance to
get to know each other even better.
I find it tricky trying to
put a label on this disc, in general terms it is jazz, but it is still the sum
of the discs and live concerts I’ve heard over the course of time, the
influence of musicians I have shared great moments with plus the added spice of
all the ideas that flourish through just knowing that you’re going to share it
with these friends. It takes its inspiration from the energy that is awoken
when a sound is imagined, when you see that the other person will turn it into
reality and that the universe will accept it.
Hear: A Tablero
