At only 23 years of age, Swiss London-Based producer and accordion phenomenon Anatole Muster has already gained critical praise from both musicians and fans alike. His unique approach to modern jazz got featured by Jamie Cullum on his BBC 2 radio show and made him collaborate with genre-bending heavyweights just as Tennyson, Kiefer or Louis Cole. Anatole’s music has propelled him to perform worldwide, including shows at Montreux Jazz Autumn of Music, Rio Montreux Jazz Festival, Rakvere Funkfest in Estonia and two sold-out performances at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London, to name a few.

Saxophonist and composer Nikita Korzoun, born in Tallinn, has always been passionate about jazz. He strives to bring back traditional jazz through his music while incorporating modern knowledge, skills, and sounds. His biggest inspirations are artists like Cannonball Adderley, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Kenny Garrett, Michael Brecker, and McCoy Tyner. Nikita has performed at various festivals, including the international festival Visioon, Tudengijazz, Jazz Time, Jazzkaar, Jazz Across Borders, and more. In 2018, he won the Round Table contest-concert. In 2021, Nikita made his debut with his own ensemble at the Baltics’ largest jazz festival, Jazzkaar. That same year, he achieved second place in the Uno Naissoo competition with the Mäekalle – Korzoun Duo. In 2023, his composition “Apfelsoda” secured third place in the same competition, and he was also nominated for the Estonian Jazz Awards in the Young Jazz Talent category. His work can be heard on his debut album “Count To Three.”