Hashima at b-flat

Hashima is a Belgrade (SRB) jazz-rock quartet that combines various artistic experiences into a new music, defined by a jazz critic Thomas Conrad (JazzTimes) as “an unique confluence of classicism, avant garde racket, lyricism and Balkan folk forms”. Among musicians that inspire them, they prefer Wayne Shorter, John Zorn, Igor Stravinsky, Pink Floyd, free improvisation, post-rock and folklore.

“NewYorkCity Jazz Record” listed Hashima’s “The Haywain” on a list of the best jazz records in 2017 worldwide.

The group has been chosen as a finalist in contest of best new jazz groups in Avignon Jazz Festival 2018....

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Hashima is a Belgrade (SRB) jazz-rock quartet that combines various artistic experiences into a new music, defined by a jazz critic Thomas Conrad (JazzTimes) as “an unique confluence of classicism, avant garde racket, lyricism and Balkan folk forms”. Among musicians that inspire them, they prefer Wayne Shorter, John Zorn, Igor Stravinsky, Pink Floyd, free improvisation, post-rock and folklore.

“NewYorkCity Jazz Record” listed Hashima’s “The Haywain” on a list of the best jazz records in 2017 worldwide.

The group has been chosen as a finalist in contest of best new jazz groups in Avignon Jazz Festival 2018.

“One of the biggest discoveries of the last years. Balkan jazz has their heroes from now.” JazzMusicArchives

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