Vilnius Jazz Young Power

The Young Mother (USA)
Jawwaad Taylor - Trumpet / Rhymes / Electronics and Programming
Jason Jackson - tenor and baritone Sax
Stefan Gonzalez - VibraPhone / Drums / Percussion & Voice
Jonathan F. Horne - Guitar
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten - Acoustic and Electric Bass
Frank Rosaly - Drums / Electronics and Programming Group in 2012 in the Texas (USA) capital, Oustin, the Norwegian bass, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, brought together a local experimental stage stars - Ostin has long been famous for avant -garde music traditions
Fearless experimenters were able to leave a vivid imprint in Texas, Chicago, New York, Scandinavian progressive music scenes. These are virtuosoes that look at genre barriers with contempt, freely navigating between Free jazz, Grindkor, hip -hop, experimental rock and other genres, sound chaos and lyrical depths. 2014 The band's debut album, A Mother's Work Is Never Done, featured the energy of the publications, and the second Morose (2018) reinforced the reputation of these musicians as new audience discoverers. After a six -year hiatus, The Young Mothers made a long -awaited third album, Better If You Let It, further expanded by the band's audio landscape with unexpected signs, avant -garde jazz, industrial sounds, surreal lyricism and fank. Critics have no doubt that Better If You Let It is the mature and most effective work of the group. He rated it as one of the most amazing examples of jazz and hip -hop connector, named "a unanimous ticket to new jazz latitudes." Reviewers did not spare the praise -free, uncompromising ridge album, compared it to the work of Weather Report, John Zorn, Texasian Ronald Shannon Jackson. The Young Mother Vital Experiments testify that today jazz is not only alive, but also unpredictable, numbered as never before. The Young Mother has earned recognition at the most famous jazz festivals in Austria, Portugal, Finland, Denmark, Norway, USA and other countries. 2017 They also climbed the Vilnius Jazz scene.
The leader of the ensemble, Ingebridh Håker Flaten, joined the Scandinavian avant-garde jazz scene in the mid-1990s and became one of the most occupied jazz bass. He is constantly toured in the world and has been captured by more than 200 albums. The musician is known to the Vilnius Jazz audience from the legendary Scandinavian bands The Thing and Atomic and The Young Motherrs at the Project Festival, as well as performances with US jazz corifiers David Murray and Danish saxophonist Mette Rasmussen. The innovator of the acoustic and electric bosses studied jazz at the Trondheim Conservatoire, later shaped his drawing with various Scandinavian and overseas groups, which allowed him to expand his creative genres palette and geographic routes. The discoveries of American and European jazz and improvisational music, rock, hip -hop, folklore and other music genres, live in Flatne's music. Without this improviser, it would be difficult to imagine The Thing, Free Fall, Atomic, Scorch Trio, Icececk, I.P.A., Dave Rempise PerCussion Quartet and many other projects. In 2004, he made his debut as a leader with his Chicago Sextet, and since 2011, his aesthetics and philosophy became The Young Mother, as the bassist went to the United States in 2006, initially staying in Chicago and later in Austine. Upon arrival in Texas, Flaten founded not only a band, but also the avant -garde festival Sonic Transmissionions, which has united punk, hip -hop, Free jazz and indie and opened new art territories for local musicians. In 2015-2020 alone, Sonic Transmission presented over 100 musicians from the US, Latin America, Norway and other European countries.
In 2020, Flaten returned to live in Norway and continues to develop the ideas of the festival here, establishing a peculiar branch Sonic Transmission North and the record company Sonic Transmission Records. The bass player performed and recorded music with many global celebrities, including James Blood Ulmer, Chick Corea, Yusef Lateef, Kenu Vandermarku, Peter Brötzmann, Bug Wesseltoft, Johnu ScofiDu, Matsu Gustafsson, Denni Gonziu, Chris. Potter, Joe Lovano, Bobby Bradford, Paul Lytton, Hamid Drake, Tony Malaby, Robu Mazureku, played in duets with Joe McPhee and Evan Parker. In 2018, Flaten was awarded the most important Norwegian Jazz Buddy Prize. With the Atomic group, he has twice earned Spellemannprisen, called the Norwegian Grammy. The bass player has many times in the most of the best critics in the influential jazz magazine Downbeat.
Jawwaado Taylor, a composer, producer, rapper and event manager, a free improvisation and progressive hip hop. He calls his inspiration trumpeter Joe McPhee. In addition to The Young Mother, the artist was recognized by his collective Shape of Broad Minds, releasing a well -rated album with the success of Hip -Hop celebrity MF doom.
Taylor lived in New York for a while, working there with the most famous rappers. The scene also brought him with many stars of FREE jazz and improvisational music.
This artist is concerned with political and history issues, and he calls himself a researcher of culture and humanity. His solo projects reveal the most prominent individual drawing and social engagement of the trumpet. Saxophonist Jason Jackson is another view of Houston improvisational music and one of its most active representatives. He constantly plays in various projects as an independent artist and a member of The Young Mother, Free Radicals, Alvin Fielder Quartet. The Jackson's stage partners also include the Gonzalese Ensemble Yells at Eels, the legendary Trio Konk Pack, Tatsuya Nakatani, Donald Miller, Remi Alvarez. The saxophonist had to play with Leroy Jenkins, Pauline Olivera, William Parker. Jackson has accumulated a variety of musical experience since adolescence. The experience of creative music in the innovative music program Nameless Sound became a huge impetus for him, bringing together music legends Evan Parker, Sam Rivers, Pauline Olivera, Joe McPhee, John Butcher, Steve Lacy. Currently, Jackson himself is the coordinator and teacher of this educational program.
Jonathan Farrell Horne is a self -taught guitarist from Texas. He started looking for his own way in music with interest in folklore, gospel and blues, and later dived into improvisational music. Since 15 years since 2004, he has lived in Austine and has become an integral part of a local colorful music scene-playing Free jazz, improvisational music, gospel and rock. Currently, the guitarist, in addition to The Young Mother, is playing trio with flatenwood and McPhee, Texas Butt Biters quartet with John Dikeman, Flatenu and Stefan Gonzales, Plutonium Farmers, in non -traditional duo, trio and other ensembles. He collaborated with many scenes, including Robu Mazurek, Chad Taylor, Julien Desprez, Mette Rasmussen, Damon Smith, Dave Rempise, Chris Cogburnu, Jephu Jerman, Tom Carteru, Nate's Misha Marki. Dallasman drummer, percussionist and vocalist Stefan Gonzalez is best known from his work with his family ensembles, the FREE jazz trio with his father, a trumpeter, poet and fine artist Dennis Gonzalese and Aaron Aaron, Yells at Eels and Akkolyte, with brother Aaron. He also plays Dallas industrial noiz trio Mother II. Important in the biography of the drummer and the Pankrok Ensemble Unconscious Collective, Askubus, Louis Lopeso's Humanization Quartet, Curtis Clark Trio, Renegade Spirits Ensemble with Famoudou Don Moye.
The spectrum of Gonzalez's work is from jazz, punk, heavy metal to ambient music. He collaborated with Mike Watt, Aram Shelton, Damon Smith, Tom Carter, Luuius Moaholo-Mohol, Remi Alvarez and many other well-known artists, often creating soundtracks for performances and musicals. Puertorician drummer, composer and audio designer Frank Rosaly belongs to the Amsterdam Improvisational and Experimental Music Community, actively expressing in this direction, jazz and rock projects in Europe and the US. He studied at the University of Northern Arizona, 2001-2016. He lived in Chicago and moved to Amsterdam, expanded his interest in interest, interest in interdisciplinary projects, audio installations, electronics and musical theater. In his work, the artist combines the principles of jazz, classical percussion, improvisation and composition with Latin American folklore elements and rituals. Rosaly immortalized more than 150 albums, played in many bands: Silververons, Ruidoscuro, Natural Information Society, Health & Beauty, Anchor, Okapi, Flatlands Collective, Rob Masurek Mandarin Movieko, Bobby Bradford and Frod. Quartet, Jeff Parker and Nero Cline Quartet, The Remplis Percussion Quartet, Nicole's Mitchell's Ice Crystal Quartet, I.H. Flaten Quintete, Duo with Colin Stetson and Thurston Moore, Trio with Fred Lonbergu and Holmu and Holmu Valentine. Trio and Quartet, The Jeb Bishop Trio and others. He shared a scene with Rhysu Chatham, Bobby Bradford, Andy Moor, Nate 'Woooley, Peter Brötzmann, Tony Malaby, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Colemanu, Paul Flaherty, Marshall Allen Zerangu and many other celebrities.
Solo projects are an important part of this artist's work. In addition to concert activities and composition, he is engaged in organizing events, learning the craft of an instrument master.

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Doors open: ~ 6:30 pm
Event duration: ~ 3: 00
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