Baptiste Cochard

> Berserk for Tea Time was born in 2003. At that time, the sound of the band was a mix of scratchy riffs and hard core rhythms lead by a singer who’s not afraid to ill-treat his vocal cords. During the spring of 2004, a change of bass player in this team of four brought their music a new vigour. Since then, BFTT is turning to a resolutely more colourful and in depth style, mixing together wild rhythms and exciting riffs; all this accentuated by some aerial lines, but still in a full-on Rock’n’Roll spirit ! While keeping to their own style, influences like Refused, Dillinger Escape Plan or Isis can come to mind. Fresh and ambitious, this young group has an iron will to have their projects come true. BFTT spent the last 2 years refining meticulously the 10 tracks of their new album “ Ink... And Paper ” which came out on Saïko Records & Get A Life! Records the 23rd of January 2007.
Since then the band has played many gigs throughout Europe, and developped a reputation for it's wild live-shows.

> Berserk for Tea Time was born in 2003. At that time, the sound of the band was a mix of scratchy riffs and hard core rhythms lead by a singer who’s not afraid to ill-treat his vocal cords. During the spring of 2004, a change of bass player in this team of four brought their music a new vigour. Since then, BFTT is turning to a resolutely more colourful and in depth style, mixing together wild rhythms and exciting riffs; all this accentuated by some aerial lines, but still in a full-on Rock’n’Roll spirit ! While keeping to their own style, influences like Refused, Dillinger Escape Plan or Isis can come to mind. Fresh and ambitious, this young group has an iron will to have their projects come true. BFTT spent the last 2 years refining meticulously the 10 tracks of their new album “ Ink... And Paper ” which came out on Saïko Records & Get A Life! Records the 23rd of January 2007.
Since then the band has played many gigs throughout Europe, and developped a reputation for it's wild live-shows.

http://www.stefanaeby.com
„Virtuoser Kammerjazz ohne Prahlerei, dafür mit wahren Schätzen an träumerischer und lyrischer Musik“. So beschreibt Eric Steiner von „la Liberté“ die Musik des Stefan Aeby Trios.
Mit Stefan Aeby am Piano, André Pousaz am Bass und Julian Sartorius am Schlagzeug erreicht das Trio eine neue klangliche Dimension, stark geprägt vom Zusammenspiel und einem eigenen Klang, einem „Bandsound“. Diesen Bandsound beschreibt das deutsche Magazin Jazz thing mit den Worten: „Kultivierte Klangästhetik mit ganz eigenem Gesicht- eines der vielversprechendsten Projekte, die die Schweiz zurzeit zu bieten hat.“

a jazz festival in switzerland

Goodbye Ivan is a project run by Arnaud Sponar http://www.myspace.com/goodbyeivan. French multi-instrumentalist coming from twenty years of extended musical experience.

Goodbye Ivan was seen in concert in Geneva, Berlin, St-Petersburg, Vevey, New York City, Solothurn, Fribourg, Prague, Lausanne, ...

Goodbye Ivan is currently working on Intervals, the follow-up of The K Syndrome, and Motion Sickness, a movie in collaboration with Pascal Greco. The premiere of Motion Sickness, will be presented at the Mapping Festival in Geneva, the 28th of May with Goodbye Ivan as a full band.
The second album and the movie will be released in 2011.

"ah! le joli mois de mai" is a little music festival in Fribourg (switzerland) for early spring.