LABtrio

Since 2007, LABtrio became key to the Belgian jazz scene thanks to its three versatile, outstanding members.

Lander Gyselinck (drums) | Anneleen Boehme (double bass) | Bram De Looze (piano)

Endowed with a fresh and adventurous approach to music, this trio’s acoustic universe conceals an urban jazz that flirts with electronic, underground and hip-hop cultures. Their music is refreshing and constantly evolving. Besides their own compositions, they alternate with jazz standards with a personal twist.

Lander Gyselinck, Anneleen Boehme and Bram De Looze — meanwhile all international stars with flourishing careers going far beyond jazz music — look for lyricism and drive, melodies and beats. Inspired by different musical genres, ranging from classical music to pop and electronics.

The band has released three albums on Outhere Music: 'Fluxus' (2013), ‘The Howls Are Not What They Seem’ (2016) with New Yorkers Michaël Attias & Christopher Hoffman and 'Nature City' (2017), which celebrated their 10th anniversary.

LABtrio received several awards and other prizes, including a superb ‘Audience and Grand Prize’ at the prestigious Avignon Tremplin Jazz Festival in 2011, toured the UK with Match&Fuse in 2015, were selected for Jazzahead! in 2016 and so on.

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Discography

Nature City

2017

Nature City

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The Howls Are Not What They Seem

2016

The Howls Are Not What They Seem

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Fluxus

2013

Fluxus

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Press

"Een album ook waar dit collectief een erg gerijpte sound laat horen die zowat overal inspiratie (pop, electronica, jazz, klassiek, improv,..) uit put." ★★★★

Written in Music (NL)

"Avec un art certain de la narration et une précision rythmique diabolique, les trois Flamands concoctent une musique dense, complexe et lyrique à la fois, dans laquelle se mêlent leurs influence."

Citizen Jazz (FR)

"Now a decade together, this Belgian trio have a presence on the international new-generation jazz scene, and their new recording is worth a look with its sideways take at Bach and zen piano trio jazz." ★★★

Jazzwise Magazine (UK)

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