Sam Newbould
Sam Newbould Quintet
- InJazz session
- Jazz
A blend of cutting-edge music, cultural heritage, and influences from Radiohead to Charles Mingus, Sam Newbould Quartet explores the fusion of diverse musical backgrounds.
Saxophonist Sam Newbould and his bandmates met in 2016 at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. Their shared interest in cutting-edge music brought them together, with Sam citing influences such as Radiohead, Charles Mingus, Wayne Shorter, English folk, and 20th-century classical music. Sam explains: "Coming from different parts of the world, each band member is deeply inspired by their heritage. We share the desire to place cultural differences at the heart of our music."
- Sam Newbould – Alto Saxophone
- Bernard van Rossum – Tenor Saxophone
- Xavi Torres – Piano
- Daniel Nagel – Double Bass
- Guy Salamon – Drums
- Ian Cleaver – Trumpet (Special Guest)
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K.O.Brass
K.O.Brass
- InJazz session
- Jazz
K.O.Brass blends contemporary jazz, pop, and neo-classical influences, building on their experience with Kyteman Orchestra and collaborations with top Dutch artists.
Kruidkoek
Kruidkoek - inJazz
- InJazz session
- Jazz
Kruidkoek blends jazz, rock, and humor with a unique improvisational flair, drawing comparisons to Zappa, Ploctones, and even Nirvana.
Lucas Santana
Lucas Santana 5tet - inJazz
- InJazz session
- Jazz
Lucas Santana Quintet releases Reflections, an album born from personal reflections and composed during the 2020 lockdown.
Mehmet Polat
Mehmet Polat Quintet
- InJazz session
- Jazz
Mehmet Polat blends the ud with brass and percussion, exploring new musical territory with his ensemble.
Prashant Samlal
Prashant Samlal Quartet - inJazz
- InJazz session
- Jazz
A mix of modern jazz, rock, and classical influences defines Prashant Samlal Quartet, which won the Conservatorium Talent Award and released their debut album Here …
Sanem Kalfa, George Dumitriu, Joachim Badenhorst
Sanem Kalfa, George Dumitriu, Joachim Badenhorst - inJazz
- InJazz session
An exploration of traditional Black Sea melodies, blending ancient Ottoman songs with contemporary electronics and improvisation by Sanem Kalfa, George Dumitriu, and Joachim Badenhorst.