Jérémie Piazza is great.
He plays drums, guitar - simultaneously or not - and writes music, sometimes.
He likes food. He adapts to different contexts (solo, dance accompaniment, improvised music, rock & roll...). Jérémie Piazza plays with many famous people. Thank you.
He is a member of Papanosh, a quintet that is famous on jazz scenes around the world and collaborates with artists such as Roy Nathanson, Marc Ribot, Napoleon Maddox, Fidel Fourneyron and André Minvielle. Papanosh's records are acclaimed by critics (“CHOC” Jazz Magazine, “Indispensable” Jazz News, “ELU” Citizen Jazz ...).
You may have heard him play in big bands with Le Sacre du Tympan by Fred Pallem, L'Orchestre National de Jazz by Frédéric Maurin, La Compagnie Lubat or Tous Dehors!
Jérémie Piazza also played with artists such as Little Bob, Brad Scott, Ramsay Midwood, both in France and abroad.
He regularly performs in quartet with the brass trio Journal Intime, as well as in a trio with Benjamin Sauzereau and Hendrik Vanattenhoven. Recently he participated in the recording of a series of jingles for the hidden cameras of the actor François Damiens.
He gives solo concerts, performing a totally improvised and intimate repertoire. Or not.
He was drums teacher and accompanied dance classes in the Conservatory of Rouen.
He lives in Brussels since 2014.