Superposition is a new explosive group from Helsinki. Led by drummer Olavi Louhivuori, the quartet features Linda Fredriksson and Adele Sauros on saxes and Mikael Saastamoinen on bass. more
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Last event date: Friday, October 27 2023 8:00PM
Louhivuori is known from his solo projects, his band Oddarrang, plus his inspired work with the likes of Tomasz Stanko. Fredriksson is best known from Mopo and Saastamoinen OK:KO. Sauros ranks among the most noteworthy new rising stars in the Finnish scene. The band's debut album was released by Helsinki's We Jazz Records in March 2020.
On their debut album including 8 original compositions (6 by Louhivuori and one each by Fredriksson and Saastamoinen), Superposition present a powerful statement rich in musical ideas and solid in their execution. This is music for repeated listening, deep and darkly-toned yet bursting with the intensity of the new group. All throughout the album's different moods, Superposition sound remarkably together here. Superposition won the award for the Jazz album of the year at annual Finnish Emma Awards in 2020.
Featuring:
Adele Sauros - tenor saxophone
Linda Fredriksson - baritone and alto saxophone
Mikael Saastamoinen - double bass
Olavi Louhivuori - drums
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