Amina Bouroyen - voice
Robin Gadermaier - e-bass, foot organ
Robert Unterköfler - saxophone, flute
slowklang represents the youngest generation of jazz musicians and adheres to the credo:Music requires time!Musically, the young musicians create impressivesonic landscapesthat contrast with the fragmented media understanding of their generation. Their concerts offer a unique musical experience for all music enthusiasts – they are aninvitation to listen deeply,pause, and reflect.
slowklang stands for a generation that consciously turns away from speed and superficiality, advocating instead for music that allowsroom and time to breathe. A collaborative trio that collectively explores new paths while leading the deep roots of jazz into fertile new ground.
The Viennese trio pushes the boundaries of traditional song forms and plays withspherical, contemporary improvisation. Unconventional, sometimes calm, sometimes tension-filled, from delicate, fragile moments to powerful, groovy passages – in the unusual lineup ofvocals/saxophone/electric bass + foot organslowklang presents a band sound that is equallyrefreshing and captivating.
Responsible for this characteristic sound are the band members: Robin Gadermaier with hisone-of-a-kind bass playing(electric bass + foot organ!) and Robert Unterköfler withuncompromising saxophone linesshape the musical structure over which Amina Bouroyen'sprecise and heartfelt vocalseffortlessly soar.