In between & Arkhangelsk are now available for the 1st time on vinyl (2 Lp edition per album)
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Marcello Giuliani - Bassist for Erik Truffaz
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Renaud, can you recommend some other french jazz musicians? I know Serge Gainsbourg and AIR (both not jazz) but i would like to expand my listening. What french stuff is cool?
Probably it has been mentioned before, but try the Franco-Lebanese trumpeter Ibrahim Maalouf if you dig modern ethnic jazz
I agree 100%!his timing and sense of restraint is so refreshing. love this guy's playing he deserves more love around here
Yeah we need more stuff. I listen to a lot of these tunes to chill out and the bass playing is very influencing.
thanks, yeah any greecian muscians as well. funk, groove jazz, soul jazz, modern jazz, throwback jazz, just asking for the best cats in Europe enlighten me
Sorry to hijack the thread, I did this due to popular demand! 
Human Touch: a trio that broke out during late 90s-early 00s partially perhaps because they used to back popular acts.
Takis Barberis: a guitarist who likes to blend jazz, fusion, Greek, Balkan and Indian (Hindu) music
Iasis: another ethnofusion band of the late 90s blooming scene
Alex Drakos: a young drummer/bandleader who shows great promise with his open-minded approach
Petros Klampanis: a world-class doublebassist/composer/bandleader, now living in the US
Some of these now may sound too "ethnic", BUT I find no point in posting pure jazz in an American forum. I think that Greek jazz cats have something special because of their exposure in Greek folk, Balkan,oriental music through the filter of the West. It can be a curse if you deal with purists but cultural crossroads can always give something new to the world IMO.
Human Touch: a trio that broke out during late 90s-early 00s partially perhaps because they used to back popular acts.
Takis Barberis: a guitarist who likes to blend jazz, fusion, Greek, Balkan and Indian (Hindu) music
Iasis: another ethnofusion band of the late 90s blooming scene
Alex Drakos: a young drummer/bandleader who shows great promise with his open-minded approach
Petros Klampanis: a world-class doublebassist/composer/bandleader, now living in the US
Some of these now may sound too "ethnic", BUT I find no point in posting pure jazz in an American forum. I think that Greek jazz cats have something special because of their exposure in Greek folk, Balkan,oriental music through the filter of the West. It can be a curse if you deal with purists but cultural crossroads can always give something new to the world IMO.
Hey Mark, hope you enjoy your vinyl
I'll check and provide you with some ref
Otherwise, another back in time when Marc ERBETTA was in the band, In Between area.
Cello : Gibson EB2D and Fender CS Time machine PBass
Erik : Inderbinen Invalid Link Removed
Cello played & produced Sophie Hunger's 1st Lp Monday's Ghost.
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There's a Greek trumpeter who cites Erik as one of his main influences
There's a Greek trumpeter who cites Erik as one of his main influences
No longer on air...I guess not enough audience and too expensive to produce...It was a great show in my opinion and a interesting way to introduce artists to a larger audience.
I get it. To be honest I was surprised it existed in the first place.
I see it's a public broadcast. While public broadcasts are more likely to provide quality (and less popular) shows, they usually get the first blow when it's time for budget cuts.
I see it's a public broadcast. While public broadcasts are more likely to provide quality (and less popular) shows, they usually get the first blow when it's time for budget cuts.
Playing his @Serek Sacramento custom yesterday live for the 1st time with the 4tet : sounds really good !
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Back in time, In between area with Marc Erbetta on drums :
Erik talked about the 4tet's music : mix between jazz, drum'n bass, pop, hip-hop (kind of d'Angelo rythm sometimes...)
Erik talked about the 4tet's music : mix between jazz, drum'n bass, pop, hip-hop (kind of d'Angelo rythm sometimes...)
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Benoit's YT channel : stay tuned, he uploads new sounds every week!!
With the 4tet
Solo at home
With the 4tet
Solo at home
Just to highlight Yoann's drumming which fits so well with the 4tet :
