Triangle Luba Mason

• 1 Bach, Stevie Wonder and Janelle Monae 05:03
• 2 Haled's Song About Love 03:57
• 3 Ticket to Ride 05:09
• 4 Waters of March 04:27
• 5 Ceresne 03:43
• 6 In Walked Bud 03:49
• 7 Inolvidable 04:02
• 8 Toxicity 04:59
• 9 Say It 05:23
• 10 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover 04:59
• Total Runtime 45:31

Info for Triangle

Vocalist Luba Mason’s as comfortable acting on stage as she is singing in a vocal booth, and equally adept at interpreting Brazilian music as she is reassessing chart-topping Stateside hits.

In a move that almost seems like the inverse of Marilyn Manson covering the Eurythmics, Mason’s including a take of “Toxicity” by System of a Down on Triangle, her upcoming album set for release on Oct. 23.

On a program of covers spanning Czech chanson, Colombian pop and a Beatles classic, Mason employs a novel instrumentation for Triangle, her vocals supported only by vibraphonist Joe Locke and bassist James Genus.

“I was looking for a real unexpected tune to challenge this lineup,” Mason said in an email to DownBeat. “This heavy metal song by System of a Down with a jazz chart fit the bill.” (Down Beat)

Luba Mason, vocals
Joe Locke, vibraphone
James Genus, acoustic and electric bass
Samuel Torres, percussion

Produced by Renato Neto

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