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St-Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review
St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review formed in 2004 with Alexander Popov on vocals and guitar, Anton Lubnin on bass, Sergei Leontyev on drums, Dmitry Skvortsov on...
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St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review formed in 2004 with Alexander Popov on vocals and guitar, Anton Lubnin on bass, Sergei Leontyev on drums, Dmitry Skvortsov on saxophone, and Denis Yudin on trumpet. They started playing in the city's underground clubs, working out a sound that mixed ska rhythms with jazz improvisation.
Their debut album came out in 2008, titled 'Four Months (Till Sunshine)' after the song that became their first real hit. The track's upbeat melody and lyrics about waiting for better days connected with listeners and gave the band some national attention.
They kept releasing albums like 'Step by Step' in 2010 and 'Roots and Fruits' in 2013, adding touches of punk and folk to their ska-jazz foundation. Other songs like 'Never Be Lonely' and 'Old Devil Moon' show their range within that hybrid style.
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