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Edi Olvitt (Robert / Stokart / Chkifi)

LOLO

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Edi Olvitt (Robert / Stokart / Chkifi): LOLO (Creative Sources)

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Citing their influences as Bill Frisell, Paul Motian, John Zorn, and Steve Lacy, the Brussels-based bassless jazz trio of Quentin Stokart (guitar), Mathieu Robert (sax), and Nicolas Chkifi (drums) play lyrical and intelligently restrained music.

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Personnel:

Mathieu Robert-soprano saxophone

Quentin Stokart-guitar

Nicolas Chkifi-drums

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UPC: 5609063403442

Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: cs344
Squidco Product Code: 22054

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2016
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at Zenne Studio on June 5th and 6th 2015 by Dries Van Ende.

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"EDI OLVITT is a trio of three composers and improvisers based in Brussels. The group started in 2014 for a " carte blanche "to Mathieu Robert (Fatik, Harvest Group) in the well knowned jazz club called "Bravo".

With his fellow friends Quentin Stokart (L'oeil Kollectif) on guitar and Nicolas Chkifi (Gang, Doko, Bambeen Grey) on drums this bassless trio brings a fresh sound to the Belgian jazz scene.

Since 2014, the music and the compositions evoluates and brings melody, contemplation but also contrast, energy and fire. Their music is influenced by Bill Frisell, Paul Motian, John Zorn, Steve Lacy,..."-Bravo Jazz Club Facebook page

Get additional information at Edi Olvitt website

Artist Biographies

Track Listing:

1. The Gap 4:45

2. EB 3:31

3. Feburary 1 3:11

4. Sunny Day 7:19

5. Lolo 6:16

6. 12 12 13 3:06

7. Annonymous Letter Nr 2 3:33

8. Last Night I Dreamed Of Peace 7:37

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