The name of this project references Marcel Proust’s “In Search of Lost Time”, but that doesn’t prepare us for the music played on “Stille”. Orquesta del Tiempo Perdido is a wildly eclectic, ‘post- everything’ explosion, taking on aspects of contemporary classical music, jazz, experimental electro- acoustic, math-rock, pop, non-Western folklore, exotica and vaudeville. The points of reference are deftly approached on their own terms, and re-contextualised in impossible composites.

To celebrate Jimmy Haslip’s Grammy win for the Grammy’s 2017 brings a celebrate music sale offer to all the fans of the great bassist around the world. Follow the links bellow , listen to the music and enjoy the promo offer allowing you getting those files for such a great price!

Born in Serbia in the late seventies, and resident of Barcelona, Spain, since the beginning of the century, Dusan Jevtovic has recorded with Tony Levin, Gary Husband, Asaf Sirkis, Vasil Hadzimanov, Marko Djordjevic, Xavi Reija, Bernat Hernandez, Markus Reuter and many others. The recipe for the music, as described by Dusan, is – an amalgam of  the improvisational approach associated with jazz, coupled with the sensibility of the great Jimmy Hendrix, with the hint of Serbian ethnic folklore – creates a eclectic mix well worth a

Every solo album with a horn is a difficult task, and that’s the reason why so few are released on record or played on the stage. No-one else is there to give you cues, to challenge you: your creativity and your technical skills are the only resources available. Or so it seems, because in a solo situation you’re duelling with two presences:

Hugh Masekela, the legendary South African jazz musician, has died aged 78. I am feeling so blessed that I had a time and chance to go and enjoy his most recent performances in the UK. Given his vitality and the steam going out of the stage I wouldn’t even think about that we can be loosing him so soon forever.