"The Supreme Court is a natural continuation of the happy connection between jazz, hip-hop, rap jazz, soul and lyrical west coast.
In Denmark, there has been a prevailing and sometimes insistent groovy feeling in parts of the jazz scene for decades. That heritage develops and interprets The Supreme Court in their work. It is a central part of their musical DNA. At the same time, the group's members are involved in so many different contexts that it expands their musical abilities to the limit - and that is sometimes to the limit of the universe."
- DJ Katrine Ring
The Supreme Court is a musical collective with a solid core consisting of bassist Jonathan Rahbæk, drummer Andreas Fryland, keyboard player Jacob Broholm....
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"The Supreme Court is a natural continuation of the happy connection between jazz, hip-hop, rap jazz, soul and lyrical west coast.
In Denmark, there has been a prevailing and sometimes insistent groovy feeling in parts of the jazz scene for decades. That heritage develops and interprets The Supreme Court in their work. It is a central part of their musical DNA. At the same time, the group's members are involved in so many different contexts that it expands their musical abilities to the limit - and that is sometimes to the limit of the universe."
- DJ Katrine Ring
The Supreme Court is a musical collective with a solid core consisting of bassist Jonathan Rahbæk, drummer Andreas Fryland, keyboard player Jacob Broholm.
The band was formed more than 12 years ago in a joint initiative with rap legend Al Agami, and quickly became a permanent part of the Copenhagen hip-hop/jazz underground. Since then, the band has manifested itself as a solid, exuberant and energetic live band both as a purely instrumental orchestra at various jazz clubs, but also as a backing band for changing soloists such as Patrick Dorgan, Kuku Agami and E. Brown.
Kuku Agami is one of the absolute heavyweights in Danish hip-hop and Freestyle jazz-rap.
He began his career in 1989 and a few years later he had great success with "Al Agami & The Agoni Brothers", a family band with brothers Al and Joseph. The group's release "Covert Operations" (Mega Records) won a Grammy in 1993.
Later, Kuku became almost a household name on the TV screen with "Zindy Kuku Boogaloo". and in recent years he has performed with popular funk bands such as "Wonderbrazz", "Ridin' Thump" and Ida Nielsen (PRINCE etc.).
"The Supreme Court er en naturlig fortsættelse af den lykkelige forbindelse mellem jazz, hiphop, rapjazz, soul og lyrisk westcoast.
I Danmark har der i årtier været en fremherskende og til tider insisterende groovy fornemmelse på dele af jazzscenen. Den arv udvikler og fortolker The Supreme Court i deres virke. Det er en central del af deres musikalske DNA. Samtidig er gruppens medlemmer involveret i så mange forskellige sammenhænge, at det udvider deres musikalske evner til det yderste – og det er nogle gange til det yderste af universet."
- DJ Katrine Ring
The Supreme Court er et musikalsk kollektiv med en fast kerne bestående af bassist Jonathan Rahbæk, trommeslager Andreas Fryland, keyboardspiller Jacob Broholm.
Bandet opstod for godt 12 år siden i et fælles initiativ med rap-legenden Al Agami, og blev hurtigt en fast del af den Københavnske hiphop/jazz undergrund. Sidenhen har bandet manifesteret sig som et solidt, sprudlende og energisk live band både som rent instrumentalt orkester på diverse jazzklubber, men også som backing band for skiftende solister som Patrick Dorgan, Kuku Agami og E. Brown.
Kuku Agami er en af de absolutte sværvægtere i dansk hiphop og Freestyle jazz-rap.
Han begyndte sin karriere i 1989, og få år senere havde han stor succes med "Al Agami & The Agoni Brothers", et familie band med brødrene Al og Joseph. Gruppens udgivelse "Covert Operations" (Mega Records) vandt en grammy i 1993.
Senere blev Kuku nærmest folkeeje på Tv-skærmen med "Zindy Kuku Boogaloo". og de seneste år har han optrådt med populære funkbands som "Wonderbrazz", "Ridin' Thump" og Ida Nielsen (PRINCE m.m.).
Event organized by Musik Syndikatet
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