BMX Bergen, Norway
Featuring Esperanza Spalding's favourite musician - the legendary Per Jørgensen (Jon Balke's Magnetic North, JøKleBa,
Jormin/Mazur/Jørgensen), Norwegian group BMX takes modern jazz on a much needed detour.
The band initially modelled after the Motian-Frisell-Lovano trio, has since the beginning developed their own sound by fusing jazz, rock, contemporary classical music influences into the mix.
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