Tapestry captures in exquisite clarity one night of improvisation between 3 masters of their instruments - Iranian tar player Hamed Sadeghi, award-winning saxophonist-bass clarinetist Jeremy Rose and bassist Lloyd Swanton, well known to many as one-third of The Necks.

Inspired by the Persian Radif and Hamed's music, Vazesh produce a sonorous and joyous interplay between an ancient venerable musical tradition and contemporary improv.  With a finely honed economy, the ease between the musicians is compelling throughout. 

Bassist Lloyd Swanton elaborates on their affinity:

This wonderful trio started with a phone call from Jeremy, asking if I’d like to have a play with this Persian tar player he’d been jamming with. I was intrigued, and the three of us clicked from the very first notes. Since then, every time we’ve played, I’ve been astonished at the fertile, exotic areas we arrive at, from such simple beginnings. Improvising with Jeremy and Hamed in Vazesh accesses something very, very deep inside me, and this album illustrates that subconscious depth superbly.