Nublu 151

8pm-
Igor Lumpert & Innertextures
Igor Lumpert, Drew Gress, Ralph Allesi, Jeff Miles, Kenny Grohowski

10pm & Midnight-
Producer Mondays with Ray Angry & The Council of Goldfinger
Spinning Frei Speech and Co.

10pm-
Latin Wednesdays
-Live band and Great Latin Dj’s

7-10pm
-Ben Tyree's Activator Trio
-Teddy Kumpel & Nome Sane?
Tickets

10pm-
Banson band
w/ Banson, Tommy Fiddle, Andy Mckiernan, Mike Silver, Charlie, Mezini - Tickets

7pm-
Adriano Santos Brazilian Jazz Quintet
Misha Tsiganov - rhodes
Gabriel Santiago - guitar
Lívio Almeida - tenor sax
Eduardo Belo - ac. bass
Adriano Santos - drums

7pm-
New York Arab Festival 2024
Presents
Esraa Warda & Fella Oudane

7pm-
The Cafe "open mic"

Nublu 62

Erik Truffaz Quartet - October 20th - 21st

 

The Erik Truffaz Quartet is first and foremost a collective entity with its own sound and group

dynamic. In 1997, the band, then featuring Marcello Giuliani on bass, Marc Erbetta, drums, and

Patrick Muller, keyboards, released its debut “Out of a dream” on Blue Note. On the follow-ups,

“The dawn” and “Bending new corner”, rapper Nya added a poetic, urban touch; the clip “Yuri’s

choice” went a long way to developing the music’s popularity. The group drew inspiration from

gigs at London’s Blue Note Club, a temple of drum & bass, and did its composing on tour during

sound checks, from fragments of improvisation.

The music springs into life naturally, effortlessly, like painting in the mirror of inspiration. On the

back of these two albums the group acquired an international dimension, touring regularly,

developing a trademark feelgood sound.

The band made its first big change of direction in 2003 with the organic, bubbling rock-inspired

“The walk of the giant turtle”. When sound engineers Corboz and Giuliani added distortion to his

trumpet sound, Truffaz was initially infuriated, but then went on to espouse and develop the

concept.

With the “Arkhangelsk” album, the band came of age, in the company of Ed Harcourt and

Christophe, two singers with two special voices and great tracks.

 

In June 2010 Benoît Corboz, the band’s studio sound engineer since “The Dawn” took over from

Patrick Müller on keyboards. The new line-up wasted no time in going into the studio. The result

was a new sound, kneaded energetically like a dough, then left to rest and ferment before being

worked up into the album "In Between", a celebration of slow tempos, deliberate silence, elastic

space and intimacy. Marcello Giuliani reverted to upright bass and recorded one track on banjo.

Guest singer Sophie Hunger added her wonderful voice on two tracks: “Dirge”, a Bob Dylan

cover, and an original composition entitled “Let me go! ”.

 

They will be at nublu on October 20th - 21st!

for tickets

http://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/172397/tfly

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