Remi Toulon Trio at 38 Riv

On stage since his youth, Rémi Toulon has been involved in jazz in all its forms. His musical appetite and a pronounced taste for eclecticism have led him to participate in more than twenty albums and to multiply encounters as a pianist, composer or arranger, in France and abroad.It is with the recording of "Novembre" (2011) that Rémi Toulon initiates a collaboration with Jean-Luc Arramy (double bass) and Vincent Frade (drums). The following year, the trio won the Matmut trophy, the International Jazz Band Prize at the Montauban Jazz Festival. In 2014, the album "Quietly" was acclaimed by FIP, France Musique and Jazz Magazine. Three years later, Rémi Toulon signed "Adagiorinho", a record on the border between jazz and Brazilian music. At the end of 2021, the pianist will present his new album "The Crave"....

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On stage since his youth, Rémi Toulon has been involved in jazz in all its forms. His musical appetite and a pronounced taste for eclecticism have led him to participate in more than twenty albums and to multiply encounters as a pianist, composer or arranger, in France and abroad.It is with the recording of "Novembre" (2011) that Rémi Toulon initiates a collaboration with Jean-Luc Arramy (double bass) and Vincent Frade (drums). The following year, the trio won the Matmut trophy, the International Jazz Band Prize at the Montauban Jazz Festival. In 2014, the album "Quietly" was acclaimed by FIP, France Musique and Jazz Magazine. Three years later, Rémi Toulon signed "Adagiorinho", a record on the border between jazz and Brazilian music. At the end of 2021, the pianist will present his new album "The Crave".

Sur scène depuis son plus jeune âge, Rémi Toulon s’est frotté au jazz sous toutes ses formes. Son appétit musical et un goût prononcé pour l’éclectisme l’ont amené à participer à plus d’une vingtaine d’albums et à multiplier les rencontres en tant que pianiste, compositeur ou arrangeur, en France et à l’étranger.C’est avec l’enregistrement de « Novembre » (2011) que Rémi Toulon initie une collaboration avec Jean-Luc Arramy (contrebasse) et Vincent Frade (batterie). L’année suivante, le trio gagne le trophée Matmut, Prix international d'orchestre de jazz au festival Jazz à Montauban. En 2014, l’album « Quietly » est salué par FIP, France Musique et Jazz Magazine. Trois ans plus tard, Rémi Toulon signe « Adagiorinho », un disque à la frontière entre jazz et musique brésilienne. Fin 2021, le pianiste présentera son nouvel album « The Crave ».

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