2017 17:00
Le Jazz après shopping with The Archidukes
Igor Gehenot, piano
Boris Schmid, bass
Daniel Jonkers, drums
Peer Baierlein, trumpet
Igor Gehenot, piano
Boris Schmid, bass
Daniel Jonkers, drums
Peer Baierlein, trumpet
Simon Wright is an Australian acoustic/hip hop/roots loop artist. Born in Byron Bay, NSW Australia on the 2nd Jan 1982. Former front man of The Wright Brothers, The Groove Collective and The Eclective. Though he didn’t play music till the age of 19 he has performed over 1600 shows in his 12 year professional music career. In 2013 he was nominated Live Artist of the Year at the MusicOZ AIMA and was a finalist in the Telstra Road to Discovery and the Catapult Song Contest with his acoustic hip hop track entitled “Music”.
The Wright family live and breathe music. Simon’s father Dave is a blues guitarists and a huge influence in his introduction to musical concepts, his brother Jedi is the guitarist for progressive metal outfit ENGINE (Formerly Engine Three Seven) and was his partner in fronting his first group The Wright Brothers. Simon’s family of four brothers and a sister were brought up in northern New South Wales alternative coastal town of Byron Bay. It was in Byron that Simon had his start in music with The Wright Brothers then later fronting The Groove Collective.
In 2013 Simon began a new direction again. Stripping back this time to a solo show and incorporating a loop pedal gave him the freedom to tour on a much smaller budget. Meaning the international circuit was no longer out of reach. After 2 years of honing his skills on the looper he set off on his current adventure named #looptheworld.
What started out as an idea developed into a dream and now Simon is setting off to #LoopTheWorld with his guitar, loop station, change of underwear and girlfriend Hannah. “The idea is simple, gowhere the music takes us. It’s an adventure in living simply and putting faith into humanity and the unknown.” With shows already booked for East Coast Australia, Thailand, Greece and then through Europe the couple plan to live off performance fees, CD sales and the pocket change of strangers, literally singing for their super.
lire la suite…Lieven Venken, drums
Ron van Rossum, piano
Giuseppe Millaci, double bass
André Charlier, drums
Benoît Sourisse, piano
Peter Hertmans, guitar
A.W. Cardinal - voix/guitare
Jasmine Colette - basse/drums/voix
https://www.bluemoonmarquee.com/
https://bluemoonmarquee.bandcamp.com/album/gypsy-blues
lire la suite…Vocals & Guitars - Tiago Saga
Bass, Lead Guitar & Backing Vocals - Joshua Taylor
Keys & Arrangements - Oliver Weder
Drums & Percussion - Martyn Lillyman
Violin & Backing Vocals - Andrew Stuart-Buttle
lire la suite…Jordy Van Kerschaver : Guitar
Matteo Mazzu : Electric Bass
Oscar Georges : Drums
Nuri Bedja :Alto and Soprano saxophone
Maurice de Clerck : Tenor and soprano sax and EWI
Alberto Parmegiani:guitar
Daniele Cappucci:bass
Claudio Filippini:piano
Armando Luongo:drums
“The Sea Slugs is the new dawn”
– Lekan Babalola (Grammy Award winning percussionist)
The Sea Slugs are a fully-charged 7-piece UK Afrobeat band currently based in Southampton. Tackling continued inequality in their lyrical approach, and presenting a freedom within their live performances, The Sea Slugs captivate their audiences, and cultivate an engaging atmosphere.
Over the past four years, they have evolved their unique take on Afrobeat into a contemporary sound that expresses its influences of Afrobeat giants Fela Kuti and Tony Allen, while exploring their roots in a Western jazz and pop musical upbringing. Since their conception in 2013, The Sea Slugs have performed and worked with many Afrobeat legends and maestros, such as Dele Sosimi, Lekan Babalola, Jon Gingell (The Fontanelles) and Helen McDonald (Yaaba Funk). Their third full-length album, They Found Asylum in the Sea was released on 30th April 2017, and demonstrates a marked growth and assured individuality in their sound. In this venture, they have allowed themselves to indulge into more contemporary pop structures while staying true to their Afrobeat ethos.
With a new found strength and confidence, the vocals now are cemented in the musical foundations, parallel to the instrumental solos and lead lines upon which The Sea Slugs’ sound was built. From beginning to end, They Found Asylum in the Sea moves through international musical voyages, from North African guitar style, Highlife, free jazz, experimental and Afropop.
http://www.theseaslugs.com/
Vincent Thekal, sax
Garif Telzanov, doublebass
Amaury Faye, piano
2nd Floor Samurais are the latest phenomenon to hit the SF Bay Area Underground Hip Hop scene and comprises of veteran MC’s Orukusaki and Kensho Kuma. Both MC’s are seasoned homegrown independent Hip Hop artists whose roots can be traced back to the late nineties, with respective projects, international tours, and a strong local presence.
2FS was officially formed when the highly decorated battle champion Orukusaki joined forces with the bilingual rhyme ninja Kensho Kuma in 2013. The title “2nd Floor Samurais” accurately captures their dedication to ancient warrior discipline which they apply to Hip Hop, their mentalities, and lifestyles. It also describes the MC’s constant practice and desire to ascend above the societal norm in respects to various life issues, ranging from relationships, human growth, and the derogatory implications of mass media. The view from this elevated state of mind is what the two consider the “2nd Floor.” The debut group album "Shogun Stories" had been in the works for roughly three years; the vast majority of the production has been handled by Decap who is credited with working with the likes of Talib Kweli, Snoop Dogg, and Masta Ace, and Sota Furugen, who is the “go-to-man” in Japanese Hip Hop, and has been credited with producing for Ayumi Hamasaki, who is considered the Mariah Carey of Asia. The debut group album is now finally available..
lire la suite…