The Reasons Don't Change, the latest album by Henry Spencer and Juncture, is a stunning collection of jazz that showcases the group's exceptional musicianship and creativity. From the opening track, "The Acrobat," the listener is drawn into a world of intricate melodies and harmonies that weave together to create a rich and complex sound. The album features a range of musical styles, from the frenetic energy of "The March of the Lost" to the hauntingly beautiful "The Lighthouse." Throughout, Spencer's trumpet playing is exceptional, with his solos showcasing both his technical prowess and his emotional depth. The other members of Juncture - pianist Matt Robinson, bassist Andrew Robb, and drummer David Ingamells - provide a rock-solid foundation for Spencer's playing, and their own solos are equally impressive. The production on the album is top-notch, with each instrument clearly defined and balanced. The Reasons Don't Change is a must-listen for jazz fans, and a testament to the talent and creativity of Henry Spencer and Juncture.
