We are pleased to announce the Jazz Migration #11 laureates !

This year, 90 groups, supported by festivals and venues from across France, applied for Jazz Migration. Nearly 110 programmers listened to the 15 finalist groups and chose four winners, reminding us once again that the emergence of jazz and improvised music partly relies on the commitment of festivals and venues, particularly those of the AJC network!

This year, with Duo Brady, Franges, nit and dogs, and OASIS BOOM, the Jazz Migration #11 selection, made up of 13 artists and nearly 50% women, remains mixed and is thus very close to achieving perfect gender parity. Our commitment, along with the work done in this direction by the network and our members over several years, is bearing fruit!

The four winning groups will begin today a process of artistic and professional support that will last two years and will be completed with a French and international tour in 2026. Professional support will also be available to the finalist groups as well as to the musicians in our Initiales program, benefiting more than 50 artists! Thanks to Jazz Migration, these many musicians will receive the support of a network of engaged professionals.

Congratulations and welcome to them!

JAZZ MIGRATION #11 laureates

Supported by Charlie Free

Michèle Pierre – Cello
Paul Colomb – 
Cello

Supported by Jazzdor

Léa Ciechelski – Saxophone, flute
Maïlys Maronne – Piano, keyboards
Hector Léna-Schroll – Trumpet
Vincent Audusseau – Piano, keyboards
Axel Gaudron – Drums

Supported by L’APEJS

Rose Dehors –
Trombone, sackbut, vocals, recorder
Lou Ferrand –
Vocals
Raphaël Gautier –
Guitar, pandeiro
Paolo Rezze –
Cello, bass, guitar, pandeiro

Supported by La Fraternelle – Maison du Peuple

Vincent Duchosal – Prepared electric guitar
Melissa Acchiardi – Drums, synthesizer

About Jazz Migration

Jazz Migration, created in 2002, is a program led by AJC, the jazz promoters network in France and in Europe, in order to respond to the issue of emergence and dissemination of young jazz musicians. Jazz Migration is today the only project for french emerging creative jazz musicians, that is offering the opportunity for them to build their careers, develop their skills and get their music out into the world.