Soblom brings together six young musicians from the CNSM of Paris for a contemporary jazz traveler, mixing passion, melancholy and influences from all over the world.Soblom, it’s six musicians who found each other at the CNSM in Paris and decided to embark on a strange adventure: making contemporary jazz that travels in all directions.In their tracks, we encounter the hushed and dreamy atmosphere of Nordic jazz (Lars Danielsson), the solar energy of Israeli jazz (Avishai Cohen, Shaï Maestro), the powerful and atypical colors of Armenian jazz (Tigran Hamasyan)... and a small soaring perfume like label ECM.Result: a music that likes to shake up habits, sometimes fiery, sometimes downright confusing... and who also knows how to be gentle and melancholic when necessary. In short, it’s jazz that lives, that breathes and that is not afraid to go off the beaten track.On the bass trombone, Tristan Boulanger sends warm lows, Léo Morini makes the tenor sax sing, Amaël Billard chisels fine lines on the soprano sax. Charles Thuillier holds the double bass like a beating heart, Bettina Martinez colors the pieces on the piano, and Andy Rostoll boosts life with his inventive drums. ...
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Soblom brings together six young musicians from the CNSM of Paris for a contemporary jazz traveler, mixing passion, melancholy and influences from all over the world.Soblom, it’s six musicians who found each other at the CNSM in Paris and decided to embark on a strange adventure: making contemporary jazz that travels in all directions.In their tracks, we encounter the hushed and dreamy atmosphere of Nordic jazz (Lars Danielsson), the solar energy of Israeli jazz (Avishai Cohen, Shaï Maestro), the powerful and atypical colors of Armenian jazz (Tigran Hamasyan)... and a small soaring perfume like label ECM.Result: a music that likes to shake up habits, sometimes fiery, sometimes downright confusing... and who also knows how to be gentle and melancholic when necessary. In short, it’s jazz that lives, that breathes and that is not afraid to go off the beaten track.On the bass trombone, Tristan Boulanger sends warm lows, Léo Morini makes the tenor sax sing, Amaël Billard chisels fine lines on the soprano sax. Charles Thuillier holds the double bass like a beating heart, Bettina Martinez colors the pieces on the piano, and Andy Rostoll boosts life with his inventive drums.
Soblom réunit six jeunes musiciens du CNSM de Paris pour un jazz contemporain voyageur, mêlant fougue, mélancolie et influences venues des quatre coins du monde. Soblom, c’est six musicien·nes qui se sont trouvés au CNSM de Paris et qui ont décidé de se lancer dans une drôle d’aventure : faire du jazz contemporain qui voyage dans tous les sens.Dans leurs morceaux, on croise l’ambiance feutrée et rêveuse du jazz nordique (Lars Danielsson), l’énergie solaire du jazz israélien (Avishai Cohen, Shaï Maestro), les couleurs puissantes et atypiques du jazz arménien (Tigran Hamasyan)… et un petit parfum planant façon label ECM.Résultat : une musique qui aime bousculer les habitudes, parfois fougueuse, parfois carrément déroutante… et qui sait aussi se faire douce et mélancolique quand il faut. Bref, c’est du jazz qui vit, qui respire et qui n’a pas peur de sortir des sentiers battus.Au trombone basse, Tristan Boulanger envoie des graves chaleureux, Léo Morini fait chanter le sax ténor, Amaël Billard cisèle des lignes fines au sax soprano. Charles Thuillier tient la contrebasse comme un cœur battant, Bettina Martinez colore les morceaux au piano, et Andy Rostoll impulse la vie avec sa batterie inventive.
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