Review by Shelly Seitz

Live At The Foundry is a captivating album that features Kacper Ziemianin on piano, Peter Smith on bass, and James Stephen Finn on drums. This trio delivers an exquisite performance that showcases their incredible musicianship and ability to create a cohesive sound.

The album features six tracks, each with its own unique energy and style. The opening track, "Foundry Blues," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its upbeat tempo and intricate piano melodies. "Waltz for Lisa" slows things down, allowing Ziemianin's piano to take center stage with its graceful and emotive playing.

The trio's chemistry is evident throughout the album, as they seamlessly transition from one track to the next. "A Minor Thing" is a standout track, featuring a memorable bassline from Smith and intricate drumming from Finn that perfectly complements Ziemianin's piano playing.

Summary by Shelly Seitz

Live At The Foundry is a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates expertly crafted music. The trio's dynamic and captivating performance is a testament to their talent and dedication to their craft. Fans of jazz piano trios will not be disappointed by this outstanding album.