Live In Brussels has been reviewed on belgian newspaper L'Avenir, awarded with 4 stars, and is featured in the best jazz albums selection of 2018 on belgian website DragonJazz.
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Collected version, dense harmonies, expressive and melancholic phrasing, short of this form of timeless beauty that crosses the history of American music through jazz
Hypnote Records will release the Amaury Faye Trio’s Live in Brussels on October 26, 2018. The pianist and his trio, featuring french bassist Louis Navarro and french drummer Théo Lanau, perform four Faye originals combined with interpretations of a jazz tune (Thelonious Monk) and two songs from the American songbook (George Gershwin and Jerome Kern).
Journey To The East Coast by Amaury Faye Trio performed at 58ème Jazz à Juan "Jammin' Summer Session" this Tuesday, July 18th has been broadcasted on french national radio RTL.
French crew Initiative H will release its new album Broken Land (Neuklang - 2018) on May 18th. Two release shows will happen right after: May 26th at Le Metronum in Toulouse and May 31st in Paris at the Jazz Café Montparnasse. You can also support the band on Kisskissbankbank until May 4th!
Amaury won one of the highest belgian's award for music (Octave de la Musique - Prix Point Culture) with the first album Songbook (Hypnote Records - 2018) of italian bass player Giuseppe Millaci.
The performance of the Amaury Faye Trio at Jazz à Vienne in 2017 will be broadcasted eight times on international musical channel Mezzo.
This Sunday, March 11th, Amaury will be interviewed on RTBF Radio Musiq3' in Laurent Graulus's line up "Puisque vous avez du talent" about his career, his trio, the Lundis d'Hortense's Jazz Tour 2018 and some other news, including the new album "Live in Brussels".
This wednesday, the Amaury Faye Trio will record its second album "Live In Brussels" at the club Jazz Station in Brussels. The concert will be recorded by Musiq'3 (RTBF) and broadcasted in a few weeks.
Tomorrow, Amaury will be interviewed on RTBF Radio Musiq3's jazz line up hosted by Philippe Baron about the Lundis d'Hortense's JazzTour 2018 and some other news, including a new album.