A shift toward a more acoustic, Mediterranean jazz-folk sound. It is lighter than Jet Lag but retains high-level musicianship.
Recorded in Los Angeles, this album is PFM’s definitive jazz-rock statement. It features complex syncopation, prominent electric violin work, and jazz chord progressions.
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| Year | Album | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1980 | Suonare suonare | A return to their earlier sound after the Jet Lag era | | 1981 | Come ti va in riva alla città | Continued their stylistic evolution | | 1984 | P.F.M.? P.F.M.! | Experimented with synth-pop and other 80s trends | | 1987 | Miss Baker | A full immersion into jazz-fusion with Mediterranean/Latin influences |
Recorded in Los Angeles, Jet Lag is PFM's definitive avant-garde jazz-fusion album. Influenced by American giants like Weather Report, Return to Forever, and the Mahavishnu Orchestra, the album relies heavily on violin player Mauro Pagani's departure and the arrival of violinist Gregory Bloch. It features complex, syncopated jazz rhythms, ethereal soundscapes, and brilliant instrumental improvisations. Collaboration with Rachel Gould | Year | Album | Notes | |
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By the late 1970s, the global music landscape was changing. PFM embraced the jazz-fusion movement popularized by artists like Weather Report, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Return to Forever. and acoustic textures.
: This record shifted toward a "Jazz-Pop" style, often compared to the sophisticated arrangements of Steely Dan . It incorporates worldbeat, Latin music, and acoustic textures.