Machina Mundi
Modern jazz with synth-powered grooves
“With complex arrangements and a sound that moves between a gentle groove of odd meter grooves and floating, cloudy passages, you quickly find access to this basically positively radiant music with many lyrical moments. […] Yes, this music is very moving and intoxicating.”
Wolfgang Giese, musikansich.de
Scandinavian band Machina Mundi draws inspiration from Weather Report's use of synths and Chris Potter's Underground project. Led by Lubos Soukup, the band's compositions feature elegant melodies, feel-good grooves, and exciting solos. With a unique harmonic universe, the music evokes images of a dark Scandinavian sky one moment and busy New York streets the next.
Luboš Soukup: sax/clarinet/effects, William Larsson: Fender Rhodes/keyboards/effects, Graig Earle: doublebass, Daniel Johansson: drums