The new album This Every Place also reinforces the impression that Fabian Dudek seems to have an inexhaustible wealth of ideas at his disposal. At the same time, his individual sound (both as an instrumentalist and as a composer) is becoming more and more concrete, his creative drive more far-reaching. For the first time, the bandleader has added an internationally renowned personality to his quartet, namely saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock. Dudek's flowing, constantly changing rhythms were already striking on last year's album. This concept of 'morphing grooves', which take on a different shape from bar to bar, can be found again on the new work. The tension between flows and experimental contrasts is important to Dudek. And that you can feel the flow, although you may not be able to fully analyze the complex rhythms. 'Distant Skies... opened up the barrel by switching to electric bass and making greater use of the synthesizer. We have now built on this foundation with Ingrid and created new forms, some of them ad hoc. Music that appeals emotionally and through intellectual sophistication, that offers entertaining aspects and at the same time represents an art form. This is what Fabian Dudek has in mind and is realized by This Every Place. With his clever to sophisticated compositions, extremely attentive and variable players as well as enormously expressive saxophone duets with guest star Ingrid Laubrock, he once again makes a striking mark on the contemporary international music landscape.