Machina Mundi
Mechanical pieces of music that create an etherical, harmonical universe. After releasing the album "Zeme" (featuring Lionel Loueke), Luboš Soukup decided to put together a brand-new Scandinavian jazz quartet with a focus on creating a new harmonic and rhythmical universe. Machina Mundi draws inspiration from the legendary band Weather Report (the use of a variety of synthesizers, keyboards, and effects), as well as Chris Potter’s Underground project. The compositions of Luboš Soukup are elegant and challenging, but well-accepted by the audience thanks to their "feelgood grooves," melodic lines, and exciting solos. A unique harmonic universe invites listeners to imagine a dark Scandinavian sky at one moment; then, when the pulsating rhythms appear, the listeners’ imagination experiences the busy streets of New York.
Janáčkovo nábřeží 3249/2
Czechia
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Machina Mundi
Mechanical pieces of music that create an etherical, harmonical universe. After releasing the album "Zeme" (featuring Lionel Loueke), Luboš Soukup decided to put together a brand-new Scandinavian jazz quartet with a focus on creating a new harmonic and rhythmical universe. Machina Mundi draws inspiration from the legendary band Weather Report (the use of a variety of synthesizers, keyboards, and effects), as well as Chris Potter’s Underground project. The compositions of Luboš Soukup are elegant and challenging, but well-accepted by the audience thanks to their "feelgood grooves," melodic lines, and exciting solos. A unique harmonic universe invites listeners to imagine a dark Scandinavian sky at one moment; then, when the pulsating rhythms appear, the listeners’ imagination experiences the busy streets of New York.