In the Abbey Noirlac in France I sung with the bees, sounds we had recorded from the hives of the Abbey. It was a hommage to these winged miracles.

Out of nowhere, we came together. We went on stage in Berlin without a rehearsal and this happend. I will never forget this night.

One of our final concerts with the late John Taylor- forever will he remain a burning candle in my life- a spirit who touched many with his humility and grace.

Meeting cellist Susanne Szambelan and daring together  to reframe the iconic solo cello sonata of Kodaly was one of the musical highlights of my life.

With two of my closest buddies, the ones who always kept me true to myself- in my heart space in Cologne- the legendary Loft where we recorded some of my favourite standards to an audience of one.

Reaching out to find some musicians in Serbia to get to the core of this place I found these dudes- gosh was I lucky. This one we recorded for the Ottawa Jazz Festival.

My old mate Jochen Rueckert doubles as Wolff Parkinson White and programs some mean stuff which you can fully check out here. For this release I wrote some words to go over his melodies and this was one of the songs that came out. I played the queen, I put her down. Filmed in my old car wash in Belgrade above which I resided for a sweet while.

In my solo concerts I embark on a new journey each and every time. I oftentimes combine saxophone, sruti box, and voice and have played from a few minutes to 16 hours. The themes and central focus points are different depending on the context and the space but the essence of getting as close as possible to the core of the sound and finding something new each time is always something I always strive for.

This is the live version of the music from the album “Mute Density” in which tried to push the limits of what I could do with a conventional big band with respect to notation, intonation, and layering. This performance is from the Moers Festival and I was extremely proud to play with a band like this who were totally open to explore new territory.

Blowslap is a duo with Greek Percussionist Evi Filippou. The Debut CD was released as part of the Cusp of Oblivion Box set.

This was the first time I dared to take some traditional Balkan songs and begin to transform them and play with them. Live on Serbian Radio.

House Jammin’ with Rob Nacken

Made by a group of wonderful dudes who transcribe all manner of solos. 

Recoded in a very special studio in Holland - this team is world class in audio and video. 

I filmed this during a masterclass in Hamburg and it is simply about one of my favourite harmonics

My dear brother Alex has a mean voice on him and we shot this in Hamilton a few years back just for the hell of it. 

I’ve always loved the score of Vangelis for this film and this time I dared to play it live. 

Some impressions from the studio when I was lucky to record my Big Band album with the wonderful players of the Lucerne Jazz Orchestra. 

Some moons ago I recorded some classic saxophone trio with two of my closest buddies in the iconic LOFT in Cologne 

The concerts I played with Lula will always remain dear in my memory. No Rehearsal- we simply went cold on stage and winged it. 

Again this one was a pure improvisation in the moment- we planed nothing and simply let fly in front of a home crowd. 

A lovely graphic score by Tamara comes alive with the incredible Pina on the sound bowels. 

In the late 90’s I had some sweet live gigs in San Diego with this trio. 

My first commission by WDR radio with a score based of the work by Ms Blavatsky.

My dear friend Fabio has put together several concerts combing Incense with sound- here is one of them. 

Goethe Institute Belgrad commissioned me to write something during the Pandemic - this little baby was then born. 

Gareth Lubbe is one of my dear old friends and collaborator. A stellar singer and player. 

My 4tet featured in the Incense of Music series in Berlin . 

Our Incense of music gig playing at the Volksbuehne in Berlin

A studio impression with stellar Kiwi Pianist Jonathan Crayford.