Lauréats Archive - Jazz Migration

Duo Brady

Since meeting in 2010, Michèle Pierre and Paul Colomb have played together continuously, their playful musical dialogue giving rise to Duo Brady. In La Vie d’après—a post-Covid repertoire conceived as…

OASIS BOOM

From the White Stripes to the Black Keys, the drum/guitar duo is to rock what the piano/bass/drum trio is to jazz: a classic format. But reducing Oasis Boom’s music to…

Franges

Franges is an orchestra where the dreamlike quality of sound takes center stage. The breath of the flute and saxophone is its driving force. Rooted in the aesthetics of repetitive…

nit and dogs

Under Rose Dehors’s impulse, the quartet nit and dogs invent a crossing between folk wanderings and pop tinged with wild edges. Inspired by Emily Dickinson and Björk, the trombonist crafts…

SĖLĒNĘ

In the realm of rebellious music, Sėlēnę reigns over powerful and psychedelic, electric, dreamlike, and surreal worlds. Sėlēnę is a blend of character(s). Forged on Réunion Island. Mélanie Badal, a…

NUBU

A playful encounter between instruments from different eras: the serpent, the flugabone, the trombone, animal-skin percussion, and the double bass. A tremendous space for freedom for the voice, treated as…

[Na]

[Na]: a chemical element of enthusiastic disobedience. This is found in the punctuated piano strokes of Monk or the Afro-Dutch distortion of The Ex and Getatchew Mekurya. The Chicago School,…

MARSAVRIL

Two attitudes towards disorder: grin and bear it, or dance on the ruins. Released in spring 2023, the double EP, MARS and AVRIL, sound compact, cohesive, and accountable, just like…

Adèle Viret Quartet

To compose the essence of this first repertoire, Adèle Viret chose to return to the piano in her childhood home, like a return to the ordinary landscape, to the customary…