About us

Antonin Jaccard - Vibraphone

Band members

Antonin Jaccard is a dynamic Swiss percussionist currently living in the Hague. He is passionate about multi-disciplinarity and has explored various artistic languages along his musical path. In 2023, he won a prestigious classical percussion competition in China, thus securing his status as a percussionist. After this event, he took a different direction, as he is now pursuing a master's degree in jazz vibraphone in Holland.

Bass G - Saxophone

Bass G has been recognised as one of the prominent musicians and instrumentalists of his generation in Indonesia. Branching beyond his specialisation in jazz, his music is greatly influenced by many genres - while still paying homage to the jazz tradition. He aims to bring his visceral vision of music to the broader audiences globally. While studying in Singapore, Geraldo was recruited to join the Asian Youth Jazz Orchestra (AYJO), with whom he toured 6 countries. In 2017, he released his debut album, in which he demonstrates his wide range of musical styles and his talent as a multi-instrumentalist composer. He is now based in Holland and is studying for his master's degree

Jarod Begusic - Bass

Jarod is a bassist from the south of France. He began his musical training at the Montpellier Conservatory. During his years in the south of France, he created a duo project called "Moun," where he co- produced several albums and other music for short films and video games. He also recorded for various projects such as "Fission" and "Sauce Maison." In 2022, he moved to Brussels to continue his musical training at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, where he stayed for two years. Finally, in 2024, he will continue his studies at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague, while actively participating in the musical scene in Brussels.

Born in Rennes (Fr) in 1998, Ewen Grall is a young drummer who lives between Paris, Brussels and The Hague. He studied at the CRR de Paris, the Pôle Supérieur Paris Boulogne Billancourt (PSPBB) and the Conservatoire Royale de Bruxelles, where he was taught by musicians such as Daniel Humair, Pierre Bertrand, Fabrice Alleman and Manuel Hermia. Playing in over fifteen different bands (Nota Bene Jazz Quintet, Motto Trio, deuxstep, Guillaume Gillain, Andrew Bolton…), winner of the Crest Jazz contest in 2019, he appears on more than 4 albums and 2 EPs. In 2024 he presents his latest project, Trio Brume, and his work as a composer for the first time with the Livourne 66 EP released in February, and is preparing to release a second in May 2024 entitled Winter Session. In 2023 he moved to The Hague, where he completed his studies at the Royal Conservatory.

Ewen Grall - Drums