Slaven Ljujić

Gabriel Pierre — double bass                                                       

             Slaven Ljujić — drums 

                                                                                               Karim Blal — piano 
 

Their collaboration was born unexpectedly in May 2025, when the three musicians met for the first time while driving together to their debut concert in Podgorica, Montenegro. The chemistry was instant. What began as a simple car ride quickly revealed a deep musical alignment — a shared sense of humor, groove & swing felt both natural and electrifying.

Individually, each member is an established name on the international jazz scene, leading their own projects and contributing across the contemporary jazz landscape. Coming together as The Tribevibers felt like a natural extension of their artistry — a space where their voices become one.

Their debut album, recorded in Rome, Italy, captures the essence of their musical identity:
dynamic swing, strong rhythmic drive, lyrical interaction, and a colourful mix of styles shaped through collective intuition.
The recording documents not just a session, but a moment of recognition — three artists discovering a shared language.

Prior the session in Rome, the trio completed two tours across Montenegro, refining their sound and leaving a strong impression on audiences and venues. Their performances are marked by openness, storytelling, and high-energy communication, making each concert a unique experience.

Now, as their album prepares to make its way into the world, The Tribevibers are stepping into the next chapter — one shaped by new stages, new cities, and new listeners. With upcoming shows already being booked, the trio is ready to let their music speak, connect, and resonate.

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