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− | Relatively unconcerned by ambitions, Zoc is still an outstanding project, very explicitly showing the band members as the experienced, versatile and talented musicians they are. The bands initiators | + | Relatively unconcerned by ambitions, Zoc is still an outstanding project, very explicitly showing the band members as the experienced, versatile and talented musicians they are. The bands initiators were [[Blaž Celarec]] on drums, percussion and clarinet and [[Žiga Golob]] on bass and ukulele. Blaž, also a member of [[Brina]], [[Fake Orchestra]] and some other bands, is otherwise a music composer, a producer and a very much wanted musician for all kinds of projects. The same goes for [[Žiga Golob]], the owner of one of the most extensive discographies among the younger Slovene jazz musicians. [[Andraž Mazi]], who plays guitar, pedal steel and dobro, and [[Adi Jakša]] on guitar, melodica and banjo, are also veterans of the jazz scene and have collaborated in many noticeable projects. |
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Relatively unconcerned by ambitions, Zoc is still an outstanding project, very explicitly showing the band members as the experienced, versatile and talented musicians they are. The bands initiators were Blaž Celarec on drums, percussion and clarinet and Žiga Golob on bass and ukulele. Blaž, also a member of Brina, Fake Orchestra and some other bands, is otherwise a music composer, a producer and a very much wanted musician for all kinds of projects. The same goes for Žiga Golob, the owner of one of the most extensive discographies among the younger Slovene jazz musicians. Andraž Mazi, who plays guitar, pedal steel and dobro, and Adi Jakša on guitar, melodica and banjo, are also veterans of the jazz scene and have collaborated in many noticeable projects.
An excerpt from a Zoc gig in 2010.
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