Egopusher are drummer/producer Alessandro Giannelli and violinist Tobias Preisig. Their music is a visually loaded amalgam (think synaesthesia) of classic and advanced electronica and contemporary-neo-classical. It’s the type of music that begs for wide-screen movies to be shot to.

After releasing its “Happy Birthdé” in the spring, a best of live celebrating 12 great years of existence criss-crossing stages around the world, the most international and funniest of French trios is already back in the fall! Colorful, cinematic as possible, with Sun Monkey Voltage, RP3 remains faithful to its own tradition and offers us a new repertoire that is mastered, generous, feel-good and groove to perfection... all this at the same time and without forgetting the arrival of a little news: the electric bass, which comes to offer a freshness and a little rock touch more than welcome to the trio's signature sound.


Sun , for the joy of playing together, of reinventing oneself again, of discovering more and more of the world.

Monkey, for the playfulness dear to the trio, its resolutely limitless creativity, and the complicity of these three friends whose live pleasure is contagious.

Voltage, for the electric turn of this seventh album. The trio moves away from its traditional influences and its sound identity inspired by the Bad Plus, E.S.T., Avishai Cohen and other great trios that have redesigned the exercise of the piano / double bass / drums formula. And the fact that Maxime Delporte swapped his double bass for a Fender Jazz bass certainly has something to do with it. Here, the band makes us alternately eyeing Vulfpeck (“Wisteria Forever”) or Rage Against the Machine (“Paino”). From a nod to eighties atmospheres, to the fever of Stax Records, we get shaken up and it's intoxicating. Then, without warning, the trio envelops us in a skin-deep sensitivity with "Purple Soul", makes us hover above "L'Horizon des Evénements", before sending us dancing disco funk in space on “Gogolplex”.

If their latest studio album In Odd We Trust had conquered the press and the public by exploding all the counters of streaming platforms, we bet that it will be the same for the new extraterrestrial opus of this extraordinary trio.


After 12 years of friendship and music around the world, the Remi Panossian Trio hasn't finished surprising us, the proof with these new rock and funk influences that bring energy to this 7th album!




Late Release is from Zurich, Switzerland.
Very smooth, very special. Blues, Soul, Bossa and Jazz Standard in Japanese and a bit of original versions.

Markus Brandenberg, keyb
Andreas Kaeser, b
Ayumi Frei, voc
Toni Rapisarda, dr
Andri Walther, as/ts

Tobias Preisig is a violin player based in Zürich. His music explores the intersections of experimental, ambient and electronic music.

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