Review by Yunus Emre Sarıgül

The Lost Chapter is a posthumous album by the legendary jazz musician Miles Davis. Released in 2019, the album features previously unreleased recordings from Davis' sessions in the 1980s. The album is a testament to Davis' continued relevance in the world of jazz, even decades after his death.

The Lost Chapter features a diverse range of tracks, from upbeat and energetic to slow and contemplative. Davis' signature trumpet playing is front and center on every track, with his unique sound and style shining through. The album also features some impressive performances by the other musicians on the record, including saxophonist Bill Evans and drummer Al Foster.

One standout track on the album is "Rubberband of Life," a funky and upbeat tune that showcases Davis' ability to blend different genres of music. Another standout track is "Maze," a moody and atmospheric piece that highlights Davis' more introspective side.

Summary by Yunus Emre Sarıgül

The Lost Chapter is a must-listen for any fans of Miles Davis or jazz music in general. The album is a fitting tribute to one of the greatest musicians of all time, and a reminder of the enduring power of his music.