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Lemon Quartet - Lemon Law (Dead Currencies) [Ambient Jazz]

  • Writer: The Slow Music Movement
    The Slow Music Movement
  • Feb 19, 2024
  • 1 min read
The cover for Stephen Clements, Corey Farrow, Gabe Schray, Keith Freund aka Lemon Quartet's Lemon Law album, showing a retro collage of apples and a yellow-white pill capsule on beige paper, with red text listing Lemon Law and other titles.

Nice to hear Lemon Quartet back to their distinctive ambient jazz ways, this time with slightly fuller, marginally more dynamic arrangements that nudge their sound along a prosperous evolutionary path without endangering their established symbiosis with nature's sofa dwellers.


Stephen Clements, Corey Farrow, Gabe Schray, Keith Freund aka Lemon Quartet, pose in a black-and-white restaurant, standing before walls of food menu photos and Chinese text, calm serious mood.

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Capturing all the intimacy and the amp-hum in its unfussy, impromptu recording sessions, Lemon Law is dripping with atmosphere. The buzzing of that cable, that weird phase-y sound from the un-gated mic. It's all here. The lack of overdubs might even make Neil Young jealous. The complexities and the intricate arrangements feel easy and natural, and naturally nostalgic. It's all vaguely familiar and new at the same time.


It takes 8 deft hands to build 5 arrangements this detailed and not break a sweat, and with 2 hands each and zero sweat glands, the 4 dudes in Lemon Quartet are the only ones who could deliver these goods. -D.C.


Stephen Clements, Corey Farrow, Gabe Schray, Keith Freund are Lemon







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