Imagine a 2,500-year-old Chinese zither sharing the stage with groovy basslines and soulful drums 🎵. That’s exactly what musicians Lucy Luan (guzheng), Jakob Roland (bass), and Henrik Holst are doing—melding ancient traditions with modern jazz to create something truly magical.
🌟 \"It’s like building a conversation with notes,\" says Roland. The trio’s experimental soundscapes blend the guzheng’s delicate, flowing tones with jazz’s improvisational energy, proving music has no borders.
Luan, a guzheng virtuoso, isn’t afraid to push limits. \"It’s just a tool,\" she laughs. \"What matters is what you want to say.\" Their collaboration is a lesson in cultural harmony: listening, adapting, and letting creativity lead.
From rehearsal rooms to viral clips 📱, their fusion tracks are winning over Gen Z audiences. As Holst puts it, \"Music is the ultimate language—no translation needed.\"
💡 Why it matters: In a world where genres and cultures often clash, this trio reminds us that innovation thrives at the intersection of tradition and modernity. Next stop? A global tour that’s as unpredictable as their setlists.
