Oilly Wallace Quintet
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Beach-boys inspireret 70'er singer/songwriter-musik med et twist af Brazil
Saxofonisten Oilly Wallace kan med rette kaldes for en af de mest fremtrædende unge danske jazzmusikere. Allerede som 18-årig medvirkede han på den norske trommeslager Snorres Kirk's album "Europa" og har ikke set sig tilbage siden. Det er gået stærkt - og med god grund.
11 år senere er han blevet en markant skikkelse på den danske musikscene og, foruden at have spillet med mange af de største på den danske jazzscene, har han også vundet stor popularitet blandt mange danske popmusikere. Han er fx førstevalg hos pop-stjerner som Andreas Odbjerg og Emma Sehested Høeg. Ikke sjældent kan man se ham i Royal Arena eller på de største danske festivaler, fordi han er både suverænt dygtig og alsidig.
Denne aften er der originale kompositioner på programmet, når Oilly Wallace Quintet indtager scenen på Montmartre. Som han selv siger spiller de "Beach-boys inspireret 70’s singer/songwriter-musik med et twist af Brazil". Desuden vil der også være numre fra hans seneste, anmelderroste plade "Sugar Baby Butterfly".
Foruden multiinstrumentalisten selv, består quintetten af Johannes Wamberg (guitar), Rasmus Sørensen (piano), Ida Duelund (bas) og Rasmus Juncker (trommer).
Line-up
Oilly Wallace - Saxophone/Flute/Vocal/Keys
Johannes Wamberg - Guitar
Rasmus Sørensen - Piano
Ida Duelund - Bass
Rasmus Juncker - Drums
🇬🇧 ENGLISH:
Saxophonist Oilly Wallace can rightly be called one of the most prominent young Danish jazz musicians. At the age of 18, he appeared on Norwegian drummer Snorres Kirk's album "Europa", and has not looked back since. It has been a great success - and for good reason.
11 years later, he has become a prominent figure on the Danish music scene, and in addition to having played with many of the greatest on the Danish jazz scene, he has also gained great popularity among many Danish pop musicians. He is, for example, the first choice of pop stars such as Andreas Odbjerg and Emma Sehested Høeg. It is not uncommon to see him in the Royal Arena or at the largest Danish festivals, because he is both supremely talented and versatile.
This evening, original compositions are on the program when the Oilly Wallace Quintet takes the stage at Montmartre. As he himself says, they play "Beach-boy inspired 70's singer/songwriter music with a twist of Brazil". There will also be tracks from his latest, critically acclaimed album "Sugar Baby Butterfly".
In addition to the multi-instrumentalist himself, the quintet consists of Johannes Wamberg (guitar), Rasmus Sørensen (piano), Ida Duelund (bass) and Rasmus Juncker (drums).
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