Srdjan Ivanovic ‘modular’ at 38 Riv

Born in Bosnia, raised in Greece, now living in Paris, drummer Srdjan Ivanovic presents “Modular”, his first album under his own name, with a star-studded, intergenerational line-up.Forged in the Balkans and admirably blending the sensibilities of East and West, Srdjan Ivanovic's melodies and rhythms boldly demonstrate his commitment to exploratory, pioneering and innovative jazz.The group has developed and performed in clubs and festivals in and around Paris and abroad, often with guest Magic Malik on flute or Christophe Panzani on saxophone, who are also featured on the album released in February 2024 on Rue Des Balkans/l'Autre Distribution."A most coherent and engaging opus" Jazz News (Bruno Guermonprez)'"You won't believe it, neither will I! ...It's a knockout, I love the sound and arrangements"' Open Jazz (Alex Dutilh)...

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Born in Bosnia, raised in Greece, now living in Paris, drummer Srdjan Ivanovic presents “Modular”, his first album under his own name, with a star-studded, intergenerational line-up.Forged in the Balkans and admirably blending the sensibilities of East and West, Srdjan Ivanovic's melodies and rhythms boldly demonstrate his commitment to exploratory, pioneering and innovative jazz.The group has developed and performed in clubs and festivals in and around Paris and abroad, often with guest Magic Malik on flute or Christophe Panzani on saxophone, who are also featured on the album released in February 2024 on Rue Des Balkans/l'Autre Distribution."A most coherent and engaging opus" Jazz News (Bruno Guermonprez)'"You won't believe it, neither will I! ...It's a knockout, I love the sound and arrangements"' Open Jazz (Alex Dutilh)

Né en Bosnie, grandi en Grèce, désormais parisien, le batteur Srdjan Ivanovic présente "Modular", premier album sous son nom avec une formation étoilée et intergénérationnelle.Forgées dans les Balkans et mêlant admirablement les sensibilités de l’Orient et de l’Occident, les mélodies et les rythmiques de Srdjan Ivanovic démontrent avec audace et fougue sa volonté d’un jazz explorateur, défricheur et novateur.Le groupe s'est développé et s'est produit dans des clubs et festivals à Paris, autour de Paris et à l'étranger, souvent avec l'invité Magic Malik à la flûte ou Christophe Panzani au saxophone, lesquels on retrouve aussi sûr l’album paru en février 2024 sûr Rue Des Balkans/l’Autre Distribution."Un opus des plus cohérents et attachants" Jazz News (Bruno Guermonprez)''Vous n'en revenez pas, moi non plus ! ...C'est un coup d'éclat, j'adore le son et arrangements"' Open Jazz (Alex Dutilh) 

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