Majamisty TriO
Wind RoseApril 7th 2022
Release: April 7th 2022
“Spiritually sublime jazz music”
– Jazz In Europe
Hot on the heels of their internationally acclaimed 2020 release Organic, standout Serbian pianist Maja Alvanovic and her trio present their fourth studio album, Wind Rose, this April 7th.
A further exploration into the interactive, contemplative and dynamic style they’ve come to be known for, Wind Rose balances the comforting and familiar with the unconventional and surprising for a truly enchanting listen.
Driven by lyrical melodies and delicate compositions which trace the jazz lineage from the likes of Bill Evans to Nordic icons E.S.T. The romantic piano stylings of Alvanovic are complemented by longtime bassist Ervin Malina and rising star drummer Lav Kovač, whose propulsive, fluid, and textural approaches to trio musicianship craft a refreshingly modern sound.
Expanding the trio’s timbral palette are guest appearances from vocalist Aneta George and clarinettist Ulrich Drechsler, who transport the record to the realm of melancholic chamber music.
The ensemble’s collective focus on musicianship is apparent even in its name; drawing parallels to the meteorological tool used to identify the point at which winds converge, Majamisty TriO’s Wind Rose is the point at which musicians of different origins and backgrounds collaborated to create something special.
In Alvanovic’s own words, “Togetherness is for me the biggest impression after listening to our recordings.”
Expertly engineered, mixed and mastered at Studio Kachara by Dimitrije Jakovljević, Wind Rose is crystal clear, intimate, and raw, giving the music the closeness and immersive quality it deserves.

Line up
Maja Alvanovic | piano
Ervin Malina | double bass
Lav Kovač | drums
Aneta George | vocal
Ulrich Drechsler | bass clarinet, basset horn
Track Listing
The City of Jewels
Passarola
Echoes
Green Room
With or Without You
My Father’s New Guitar
Long Embrace
Wind Rose
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