The three musicians have together released 5 records on Stunt Records, all of which have been among the best
selling Danish jazz records. Their albums have been streamed more than 13 million times on Spotify.

Jan Harbeck recently had the opportunity to take over Stan Getz's old tenor saxophone from 1939, and their latest
album 'Balanced' is the first recording on this fine instrument, which has a rare warm and beautiful deep sound.
Jan Harbeck is today one of Denmark's most sought-after saxophonists with several awards to his credit, including for
jazz CD of the year and the prestigious Ben Webster Prize. He is heard with a large number of orchestras, e.g. Niels
Jørgen Steen's Monday Night Big Band, Tivoli's Big Band.

Bassist Eske Nørrelykke has one of the most personal voices on his instrument in this country. He has a
unique and minimalistic playing style that largely colors the entire orchestra's sound
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The three musicians have together released 5 records on Stunt Records, all of which have been among the best
selling Danish jazz records. Their albums have been streamed more than 13 million times on Spotify.

Jan Harbeck recently had the opportunity to take over Stan Getz's old tenor saxophone from 1939, and their latest
album 'Balanced' is the first recording on this fine instrument, which has a rare warm and beautiful deep sound.
Jan Harbeck is today one of Denmark's most sought-after saxophonists with several awards to his credit, including for
jazz CD of the year and the prestigious Ben Webster Prize. He is heard with a large number of orchestras, e.g. Niels
Jørgen Steen's Monday Night Big Band, Tivoli's Big Band.

Bassist Eske Nørrelykke has one of the most personal voices on his instrument in this country. He has a
unique and minimalistic playing style that largely colors the entire orchestra's sound

Anders Holm on drums combines raw swing and groove with finesse and subtlety. His game is always
nuanced and adapted to the whole. His very special drumming can, in addition to jazz contexts, e.g. is heard
with groups such as Savage Rose and in his collaboration with Naja Rosa.

Music editor Thomas Michelsen gave Politiken 5 hearts for a concert with Jan Harbeck in Copenhagen
Jazz Festival: "Kapelmeister Harbeck himself demonstrated that there is simply no one who can put soul into one
jazz ballad like he" and earlier in the same newspaper you could read that "tenor saxophone is the very sound of jazz.
The soul of the genre. Once we had Ben Webster in Copenhagen to breathe life into the soul. Today we have Jan Harbeck"...

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