Mia Dyberg is one of the new exciting voices on the european jazz scene. Her unique melodic expression emerges from wild sound experiments combined with scandinavian melancholy. ‘Both Dyberg and Robertson utilized a range of ancillary sound-making devices and techniques, stretching into AACM -inspired passages of deep conversation, playful chatter and bluesy storytelling.’ – Clifford Allen, New York City Jazz Record

Asger Thomsen is a double bass player and composer in the field of improvised music with and without notated material. Thomsen has established himself as a strong improvisor in the Copenhagen scene(…) from alternative pop to free/experimental jazz and avant-garde.

Dag Magnus Narvesen is a Norwegian musician, specializing in improvisation and progressive jazz .His aesthetics are rooted in the avant-garde jazz from the 60’s until today and to the classical contemporary music from the 20th century until today. Dag Magnus plays with Alexander von Schlippenbach, Axel Dörner, Tobias Delius, Alister Spence, Håvard Wiik and Fredrik Ljungkvist.

The composers W.S. Burroughs obsession started around her 30th birthday September 2016.

She started her journey attempting to live in the same world as Burroughs. Reading, listening and improvising on saxophone, objects, piano and voice to the swing and poetry of the readings of William S. Burroughs.

The compositions and feeling in the trio’s improvisations is emerging from cut up teqniques, pulse awareness and the silver smoke of dreams. Meanwhile the trio was living and working together with the awareness of playing music with the emphasis on “play” as in having fun!

The band played concerts at venues such as Sowieso, Donau115, Loophole, T-Berlin and Kühlspot.

The trio is collaborating with improv- musicians from the Echtzeit scene as Tobias Delius, Mathias Müller and Rieko Okuda. Concerts played in 2016 – march 2017 is a part of the project “Improviser Summit” – “A yearlong concert series!” http://www.thecommunity-productions.com/improviser-summit/