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About Enigmalion

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About Mats Skimmelå

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Mats was born in 1965 and grew up in Butorp, Deje, Sweden. He started playing the piano at the age of 10 but switched to guitar after 4 years. There, Mats made a groundbreaking discovery, that you could play chords instead of playing as it was written on the score, this was a milestone in Mats' musical life. He switched back to piano and at the age of 18 he discovered jazz music. However, it was impossible to find someone who could teach Mats to play jazz piano in the area where he grew up and the internet did not exist at that time. In 1987, Mats began studying music at Liljeholmen Folk High School and there he began to learn how to play jazz on the piano, the first song Mats learned was Misty. In 1991, Mats began studying music at Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA. In 1994 he graduated there and moved back to Sweden. In 1995, Mats moved to Stockholm and worked there as a freelance musician in many different constellations. In 2017 Mats moved to Mariestad where he now lives.

About Tea

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Tea

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“Bilobela (The Tea Remix)” is Tea's new single, featuring “The Godfather of Acid Jazz”, Brian Auger on Hammond B3. It also features Cameroonian bassist André Manga (Manu Dibango, Angélique Kidjo) and Nigerian percussionist Remi Kabaka on talking drum and congas (Paul Simon's “Rhythm of the Saints”, multiple Rolling Stones’ live performances, and the only African musician on Paul McCartney’s “Band on the Run” album, heard on “Bluebird”).

About Per Boysen

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Per Boysen

Born: November 15, 1955

Swedish multi instrumentalist and “electronician” Per Boysen is a crossover crusader that loves music, but not genres. Enthusiastic listeners have hinted at “EAM”, “Nu-Jazz”, “Psychedelic” or “Minimal” while some refer to “Sound Art”. On stage Per plays interactive electronics driven by an acoustic/mechanic/electric instrument. The palette spans the Alto Traverse Flute, the Tenor Sax, the Fretless Guitar, the Chapman Stick, Stick Guitar or the EWI (Electric Wind Instrument). Everything interconnected as a self designed meta instrument. Per Boysen has performed many live-looping shows around Europe and the US, both as a solo performer and with ensembles

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