Daïda at Jazz Club De Saint-denis

The members of Daïda take on influences as eclectic as trumpeter Christian Scott, Japanese composer Joe Hisaishi and Radiohead. Their original music, with rock, hip-hop and electro influences, skillfully combines frantic rhythms and soaring melodies. On an incessant groove, their melodic lines take us into a dreamlike universe that is sometimes disturbing, sometimes soothing, always captivating.Vincent Tortiller's rhythm is relentless, sovereign, slamming and combines with the energy of the double bass. The guitars, sometimes strung, sometimes electric, give the compositions an irresistible patina while the trumpet gives them a spatial dimension. DAÏDA offers an epic journey with multiple destinies told in their first album “La Passion Du Cri (Kyrielle)”.Daïda's music more often evokes an immense volcano of sound, into which we would furiously want to dive head first (Jazz Mag – May 2023)...

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The members of Daïda take on influences as eclectic as trumpeter Christian Scott, Japanese composer Joe Hisaishi and Radiohead. Their original music, with rock, hip-hop and electro influences, skillfully combines frantic rhythms and soaring melodies. On an incessant groove, their melodic lines take us into a dreamlike universe that is sometimes disturbing, sometimes soothing, always captivating.Vincent Tortiller's rhythm is relentless, sovereign, slamming and combines with the energy of the double bass. The guitars, sometimes strung, sometimes electric, give the compositions an irresistible patina while the trumpet gives them a spatial dimension. DAÏDA offers an epic journey with multiple destinies told in their first album “La Passion Du Cri (Kyrielle)”.Daïda's music more often evokes an immense volcano of sound, into which we would furiously want to dive head first (Jazz Mag – May 2023)

Les membres de Daïda assument des influences aussi éclectiques que le trompettiste Christian Scott, le compositeur japonais Joe Hisaishi ou bien Radiohead. Leur musique originale, aux influences rock, hip-hop et électro mêle savamment rythmes effrénés et mélodies envolées. Sur un groove incessant, leurs lignes mélodiques nous embarquent dans un univers onirique tantôt inquiétant tantôt apaisant, toujours envoûtant.La rythmique de Vincent Tortiller y est implacable, souveraine, claquante et se conjugue avec l’énergie de la contrebasse. Les guitares, tantôt égrenées, tantôt électriques, confèrent aux compositions une patine irrésistible tandis que la trompette leur insuffle une dimension spatiale. DAÏDA propose un voyage épique aux multiples destins contés dans leur premier album « La Passion Du Cri (Kyrielle) ».La musique de Daïda évoque plus souvent un immense volcan sonore, dans lequel on aurait furieusement envie de plonger la tête la première (Jazz Mag – mai 2023)

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