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Matt is currently working with MC3; a new improvised jazz trio with Charlotte Keeffe (Charlotte Keeffe Quartet, the London Improvisers Orchestra) on trumpet and James Edmunds (Daisy Chute, Tara Lily) on drums. June 2022 sees the release of the new album, “Sounds Of The City“ on Phonocene Records, with the trio engaging in a series of musical conversations, inspired by their own urban environments, and through sonic exploration; interweaving dialogues between three distinctive voices: guitar, trumpet and drums.
The sense of release, freedom and sheer joy in the music is palpable… It is also brave and experimental…
Sammy Stein – Free Jazz Collective
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“This album is a real lift well suited to the times we are in post-pandemic. The sense of release, freedom and sheer joy in the music is palpable… It is also brave and experimental as if the boundaries have shifted somehow – anything is allowed, and as long as it makes sense – which this album does totally – it is okay.Good music, superb musicians – what more could you ask?”Sammy Stein review on Free Jazz Collective“The three are distinctly different in their styles of play but they interweave and engage in dialogues which make them sound like long-time associates who are comfortable together.""Autobiography of a Poet" …features sensitive group playing from all three players and reinforces the fact that this trio has its own unique sound which is highly recognisable.John Eyles on All About Jazz