In a new line-up, featuring Christophe Panzani on tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Andreas Polyzogopoulos on trumpet and Mihail Ivanov on bass, the group has produced their third album, La mer, la pierre, la terre, l’oiseau. Guests on the album are guitarist Federico Casagrande as well as bassists Marc Buronfosse and Timothee Robert and the singer Jovana Krstevska.

The drummer Srdjan Ivanovic wrote the music of this new album in the period of the last four years, inspired not only by the music he wrote for theatre and film in this period and but also, as the titles and the melodies suggest, the journeys and the adventures of his favorite heroes, Zorba from Kazantzakis celbrated novel and Alija Djerzelez, the bosnian (anti) hero from the stories of writer Ivo Andric. The imaginary meeting of these characters is a glimpse on Srdjan’s own story, a refugee of the war in Bosnia that grew up in Greece.

“plongées vertigineuses et jaillissements libérateurs”
“ breathtaking plunges and liberating bursts ”
Les InRocks “10 best French Albums” – Jean-Louis Nicolaou – France

“le portrait d’un batteur discret mais volontaire qu’il faudra suivre attentivement”
“the portrait of a discreet but determined drummer who should be attentively followed”.
CitizenJazz – Franpi Barriaux – France

1. All of the above
2. La mer, la pierre, la terre, l’oiseau
3. intro Ubavka
4. Ubavka
5. The travels of Alija Djerzelez
6. Marina’s Song
7. Het eind
8. Debrani
9. Marina’s Song (alternate take)
10. By the blue sea

Andreas Polyzogopoulos – trompette, effets
Christophe Panzani – saxophone ténor, clarinette basse, effets
Mihail Ivanov – contrebasse
Srdjan Ivanovic – batterie, effets, piano, synth
Federico Casagrande – guitare (2, 5, 6, 8)

Marc Buronfosse – fender VI (6, 9), contrebasse (5)
Timothée Robert – basse (1)
Jovana Krstevska – chant (8)