On "Eliyahu," Revis leads a quartet through a collection of original compositions and a nod to the jazz tradition. The album showcases his distinctive compositional voice and improvisational prowess.
- "Eliyahu" was recorded in London and produced by Lech Toledo. The album features Branford Marsalis on saxophone, with whom Revis has a long-standing musical relationship. It reached number 12 on the US JazzWeek chart.
- The album was released on the Polish independent label Not Two Records, known for its adventurous jazz releases. Revis's compositions on this album often explore themes of spirituality and introspection.
- The personnel on "Eliyahu" includes Kris Davis on piano, John Curtis-Smith on drums, and Mike Murdoch on saxophone, in addition to Revis on bass. It was recorded on July 16, 2010.
Eric Revis is a Grammy-nominated double bassist and composer from Los Angeles, known for his work in avant-garde jazz. He came to prominence in the 1990s as a member of the Branford Marsalis Quartet.
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