Artemis, a highly acclaimed all-female jazz quintet, has gained recognition for its innovative contributions to the genre. Recently crowned jazz group of the year for the second time by Downbeat magazine, they released their third album, 'Arboresque,' which embodies a modern interpretation of classic jazz styles. Formed in 2016 by pianist Renee Rosnes for International Women's Day, the ensemble comprises talented musicians who share a deep artistic reverence for each other. Their success continues to flourish, merging traditional jazz roots with contemporary expressions, appealing to a global audience.
Artemis, a multinational jazz quintet, topped Downbeat magazine's reader's poll as jazz group of the year for the second consecutive year, showcasing its modern jazz rendition.
Renee Rosnes, the musical director of Artemis, highlights the group's ethos, saying, 'We're not here to prove anything; we're just playing music together, in conversation, with reverence for each other.'
The group was formed in 2016 to celebrate International Women's Day, led by Rosnes who wanted to gather musicians she admired, creating a unique all-female ensemble.
The band's latest album, Arboresque, combines hard-bop elements reminiscent of Blue Note Records while showcasing Artemis's innovative approach to jazz traditions.
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