Reason

$17.4 ~~$29~~ In stock

Category: Music

Reason is a live recording by world-touring pianist Erik Deutsch, avant-garde singer Theo Bleckmann & multi-instrumentalist Sly5thAve. This power trio comes together to bring us a uniquely textured show, captured perfectly in Pure DSD. With thoughtful cover song choices including God is a DJ by Pink, This Woman's Work by Kate Bush and a few originals from Erik and Theo, this album seamlessly blends new and familiar. Captured in Pure DSD and available as SACD and download.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

The trio format really lets Bleckmann's vocals stretch out in ways a bigger ensemble would bury. I've had it on repeat during late-night drives and keep catching new details in the piano work each time.

George ★★★★★ Sep 14, 2026

Sly5thAve's multi-instrumental layering is what keeps pulling me back — there's a texture to this trio that a bigger ensemble just couldn't get. Erik Deutsch's piano and Bleckmann's voice play off each other in a way that feels genuinely live, not polished into sterility.

Steven ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

Theo Bleckmann's vocals on this are unreal — he bends notes in ways I didn't know a human voice could. I've had it on repeat during my commute all week, and the interplay between the piano and horns keeps revealing new details each listen.