Yôkaï Anne Paceo

• 1 Shwedagon Part 1 02:27
• 2 Shwedagon Part 2 05:37
• 3 Yôkaï 04:14
• 4 Talking drums 01:16
• 5 Toutes les fées étaient là 06:30
• 6 Little Bouddha 05:32
• 7 When the sun rises 04:20
• 8 Smile 05:21
• 9 Luleå 04:11
• 10 Crunch 06:46
• 11 In my country 04:30
• 12 Entre les gouttes 05:17
• 13 Innocence 04:44
• 14 Polar night 06:06
• Total Runtime 01:06:51

Info for Yôkaï

'Colorful, modern, sunny music, that bewitches and hooks. Brilliant musicians, a beautiful and tightly knit sound, complicity, made up of what is natural and pleasurable.'

Anne Paceo explores new horizons with the cream of the crop of French Jazz.

Benjamin is from Daniel Yvinec’s National Orchestra of Jazz, Antonin-Tri Hoang’s personality alone sets him apart, as his grace and incredible musicality shine through his clarinet and alto saxophone. While Pierre Perchaud, easily swinging from electric guitar to acoustic, has the ability to escape the instrument in order to get the most out of it. Moreover, it is with strength and impeccable precision that Stephane Kerecki supports the balance of this young ensemble. Finally, Leonardo Montana, intricate part of the inner circle, the most loyal amongst the devoted, finds himself is led by his complicity with, and the rhythm of Anne Paceo’ sticks.

Anne Paceo, drums & vocals
Leonardo Montana, piano
Antonin-Tri Hoang, saxophone
Pierre Perchaud, guitar
Stéphane Kerecki, bass

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