Nils Petter Molvær

Avant-garde jazz trumpeter Nils Petter Molvær was created on the tiny Norwegian isle of Sula in 1960, and even though he learned a whole lot using in local rings, in 1979 he thought we would keep his hometown to review on the conservatory in Trondheim. As an associate from the nu jazz group Masqualero, Molvær became from the ECM label, which afterwards released his initial solo materials. In 1998, Khmer, which included ambient, home, and electronic noises together with his trumpet, arrived, followed 2 yrs afterwards by Solid Ether, an record that also noticed a remix edition in 2001’s Recoloured. In 2002 NP3 premiered, and 3 years afterwards ER, where he allowed even more space for developers like DJ Strangefruit and Reidar Skår, was released. In 2006 Thirsty Hearing had taken the honors for Molvær’s An American Compilation, an archive which was designed to introduce a USA audience towards the experimental and genre-bending musician. Thirsty Hearing released his studio room albums Hamada (2009) and Baboon Moon (2011) before he authorized to OKeh for 2014’s Change. Buoyancy adopted in 2016.