OOOTOKO OOOTOKO

• 1 Theme Of Parallax 07:03
• 2 Elvas 05:22
• 3 Malo 05:14
• 4 Little Ghost 04:11
• 5 Medellin 03:56
• 6 Arthur's Walk 01:42
• 7 Leonore 04:04
• 8 Tatihou Garden 04:09
• 9 Gipsy Waltz 03:26
• 10 Iseo Lake 04:18
• 11 Eleanor Na Run 11:35
• 12 Inisherin 03:31
• Total Runtime 58:31

Info for OOOTOKO

Raw, authentic chamber pop with refined arrangements, where rock, jazz, world and classical music intertwine.

Created by violinist Damien Chierici, OOOTOKO is a group of 19 musicians offering raw, authentic chamber pop. Unique among current productions, OOOTOKO's music is a return to the very essence of the genre: the pleasure of simply playing and singing together.

OOOTOKO is an original musical epic that goes from the intimate to the grandiose, crossing a number of references, from François de Roubaix to Bonobo to Snarky Puppy, and taking the audience into a rare cinematic universe on shores that are often melancholy and dreamlike, sometimes joyful.

Pilot Damien Chierici unfurls a score of refined arrangements, where rock, jazz, world and classical music intertwine, performed by particularly inspired musicians he has met along the way, who have become accomplices and are clearly delighted to be on board. The voices of Dan San and Ireland's Liam O'Maonlai (Hothouse Flowers) complete the crew, adding the folk touch that makes this beautiful, unclassifiable music even more unique.

Damien Chierici, violin, composition, arrangements
Leticia Collet, vocals
Olivier Cox, drums
Antoine Dawans, trumpet, flugelhorn
Clément Dechambre, flutes, bass clarinet, saxophone
Christelle Heinen, cello
Jean-Paul Kasprzyk, guitar
Louan Kempenaers, piano
Elena Lacroix, vocals
Didier Laloy, diatonic accordion

OOOTOKO
is a group of 19 musicians created by violinist Damien Chierici, who offer up a raw, authentic chamber pop sound with one goal: “the pleasure of simply playing and singing together.”

They’re preparing to release their debut album early 2024 and have recently let go of single “Theme Of Parralax”, a musical journey that sets to encapsulate the essence of the project. There’s an epic cinematic scope and sense of wonderment that feels like it has a few different film scores and sounds combined thoughtfully into one.

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