artists

Making innovative music projects known also means helping them to be heard. When nusica.org believes in an artist promotes him through the organization of tours and concerts.

For availability: booking@nusica.org / +39 328 4318936

CREI

Born in January 2014, CREI is an ambitious project founded by saxophonist Nicola Fazzini with the goal of developing the relationship which exists between “Composition, Research and Improvisation” in contemporary improvised music, but also interested in ‘cultural planning’.

EmAb Connection

nusica.org
available on request

Hang Em High

hangemhigh.pl
available on request

Hyper+

Open source label nusica.org’s philosophy is to promote innovative and ‘beyond-jazz’ projects. Hyper+ is a recent trio interested in a research on timbres and sound, on new techniques of improvisation, using new rhythmic and melodic elements and playing both acoustic and electric instruments with effects and much more

HYPER + Amir Elsaffar

nusica.org/web/bands/hyper/
available on request

ITACA 4et

ITACA 4et is a trans-atlantic collaboration between eminent Italian and Canadian musicians in the field of avant-jazz and improvised music. Their music is dynamic, rhythmic and rich with improvisatory possibilities.

Krzysztof Kobylinski

krzysztofkobylinski.com
available on request

Luca Dalpozzo Quintet

nusica.org
available on request

Mirko Pedrotti Quintet

mirkopedrotti.com
available on request

Redshift – Josh Deutsch & Nico Soffiato

nusica.org/web/label/16-redshift/
available on request

Silent Witness

silentwitness.bandcamp.com
available on request

The Claudia Quintet

johnhollenbeck.com
available on request

Van Kemenade’s Three Horns and a Bass

paulvankemenade.com
available on request

XYQuartet

Born in 2011 in Italy, XYQuartet is a fusion of saxophonist Nicola Fazzini and bass player Alessandro Fedrigo. They create an original, exciting and innovative music with Saverio Tasca at the vibes and Luca Colussi at the drums. This project passes through different kinds of music and artistic languages updating them to Contemporary

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