Marko Djordjevic & Sveti at Bar Next Door

Marko Djordjevic & Sveti playing in support of the newly released album Something Beautiful 1709-2110, on Goalkeeper records:

As a composer, Marko Djordjevic draws on various aspects of his experience, from formative years in Serbia to his present day life as an internationally acclaimed musician based in NYC. As a drummer, he is one of a kind, honestly pushing the envelope - and creating a new musical vocabulary in the process. Modern Drummer magazine acknowledges this, calling him "a true innovator", while Ari Hoenig, one of the most prominent jazz musicians of our time, adds: "Marko is a superb drummer and composer. This record draws from many different sources, while consistently captivating and grooving throughout." Also in evidence on this recording is Bobby Avey's harmonic prowess and unique impressionist approach on the piano and Desmond White's rock solid yet supremely creative bass playing. Add to this the giant sound and masterful delivery of Eli Degibri and lucid rhythmic innovations by Tivon Pennicott, both on tenor sax, and new life is infused into the word interplay!...

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Marko Djordjevic & Sveti playing in support of the newly released album Something Beautiful 1709-2110, on Goalkeeper records:

As a composer, Marko Djordjevic draws on various aspects of his experience, from formative years in Serbia to his present day life as an internationally acclaimed musician based in NYC. As a drummer, he is one of a kind, honestly pushing the envelope - and creating a new musical vocabulary in the process. Modern Drummer magazine acknowledges this, calling him "a true innovator", while Ari Hoenig, one of the most prominent jazz musicians of our time, adds: "Marko is a superb drummer and composer. This record draws from many different sources, while consistently captivating and grooving throughout." Also in evidence on this recording is Bobby Avey's harmonic prowess and unique impressionist approach on the piano and Desmond White's rock solid yet supremely creative bass playing. Add to this the giant sound and masterful delivery of Eli Degibri and lucid rhythmic innovations by Tivon Pennicott, both on tenor sax, and new life is infused into the word interplay!

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