A unique encounter at the crossroads of contemporary jazz and free improvisation brings together three distinctive voices of the international scene: Brazilian double bassist Vinicius Cajado, Danish drummer Peter Bruun, and Swiss pianist Margaux Oswald.

Margaux Oswald is a pianist of French-Filipina origin, born in Geneva and based in Copenhagen, dedicated to free improvisation. Her debut solo album Dysphotic Zone (Clean Feed Records) was named one of the best solo albums of 2022 by New York City Jazz Record. She is part of the artist-run ILK collective and has released several projects, including Signals with Kasper Tranberg and Magnetite with Jesper Zeuthen. She performs regularly at major European festivals such as Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Willisau Jazz Festival, and Stockholm Jazz Festival.

Vinicius Cajado is a double bassist and composer from São Paulo, Brazil, active internationally in jazz and improvised music. His work explores a wide sonic range...

A unique encounter at the crossroads of contemporary jazz and free improvisation brings together three distinctive voices of the international scene: Brazilian double bassist Vinicius Cajado, Danish drummer Peter Bruun, and Swiss pianist Margaux Oswald.

Margaux Oswald is a pianist of French-Filipina origin, born in Geneva and based in Copenhagen, dedicated to free improvisation. Her debut solo album Dysphotic Zone (Clean Feed Records) was named one of the best solo albums of 2022 by New York City Jazz Record. She is part of the artist-run ILK collective and has released several projects, including Signals with Kasper Tranberg and Magnetite with Jesper Zeuthen. She performs regularly at major European festivals such as Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Willisau Jazz Festival, and Stockholm Jazz Festival.

Vinicius Cajado is a double bassist and composer from São Paulo, Brazil, active internationally in jazz and improvised music. His work explores a wide sonic range, from silence to noise, integrating elements of minimalism, avant-garde, and Brazilian music. His debut solo album Monu was awarded “Best Debut Record 2021” by New York City Jazz Record. He has collaborated with leading figures such as Joëlle Léandre and performs worldwide.

Peter Bruun is a Danish drummer and composer with an uncompromising artistic vision that has shaped an active career across European new music, jazz, and improvisation. He has released numerous recordings under his own name and is known for his work with the ensemble All Too Human. In recent years, his compositional work has gained significant recognition, including the Carl Nielsen Award for Composer of the Year (2019) and the Orchestra of the Year Award (Jazz Award / William Demant Foundation, 2021) for Because You’re Worth It....

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