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Martin Höper
Martin Höper was born in 1978. His musical career started in Kalmar, Sweden, playing electric bass with various rockgroups.After switching to the upright bass in highschool and studying jazzmusic he ended up at the royal conservatory of music in Stockholm.There he studied with some of the most prominent bassplayers in sweden including Palle Danielsson. Pretty soon he began his freelance career playing with groups like Fredrik Norén Band, Rigmor Gustafsson, Gustav Lundgren Quartet, Last Days Of April and with electrojazz group KOOP he’s toured Asia, North America and Europe many times. Currently playing with Thus:Owls, Rigmor Gustafsson, Peter Jöback, Claes Janson, Platina Jazz, Martin Höper Quartet feat. Jonas
The Stockholm Corona Sessions Volume One
Label: Bra Skivor
Released: 2020
Track listing: I Got it Bad(And That Ain't Good); Holy Land; Dyningar; Langfredag; What is This Thing Called Love; Chelsea Bridge; Over the
Rainbow; Ojos de
Rojo; Moon River.
The Stockholm Corona Sessions Volume Two
Label: Bra Skivor
Released: 2020
Track listing: Den som lever far se; Side by Side; Chicken n' Dumplins; The Hug; Hackensack; New but Blue; Theme for Ernie; We'll Meet Again.
The Stockholm Corona Sessions Volume Three
Label: Bra Skivor
Released: 2020
Track listing: Ojos de Rojo(reprise); It's You or No One; Tin tin deo; Perdido; South 3rd Serenade; St Vitus Dance; The Way You Look Tonight.
Rigmor Gustafsson: When You Make Me Smile
by Bruce Lindsay
Rigmor Gustaffson's extensive discography, stretching back to 1997, has seen the Swedish vocalist working with major jazz musicians such as Jacky Terrasson and Eric Harland. When You Make Me Smile is her sixth album on the ACT Music label--all of which have included “You" in the title. Gustafsson is a subtle vocalist--no over-the-top melodrama or blues ...
Martin Hoper: The Bride
By Martin Höper
Label: Hoob Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: The Boys In My Hood; Olmed; The Bride; South 3rd Saudade; Cilantro; Muttileinen; Eriksberg; Calibanos.
Martin Hoper: The Bride
by Dave Sumner
Martin HöperThe BrideHoob Records2012There is a solemnity throughout bassist Martin Höper's The Bride. When he presents a blues, it enhances the despair. When he presents a waltz, it adds to the grace. And when the tone grows celebratory, the receding soberness induces even wider smiles. Imbuing fun music ...
