The tenor saxophonist Josephine Davies, with her genre-spanning yet profoundly jazz Satori on the forefront of the British jazz scene. The word comes from the Buddhist teaching and means to be present in the moment, far away from the everyday noise of thoughts. With this project the artist connects her inner urge to individual expression and her love. to the Japanese philosophy of life. The trio was formed in 2016 with two of the most sought-after British jazz musicians, the drummer Paul Clarvis and bassist Dave Whitford. In the same year, it has a live recording, which made up half of the self-titled debut album. After Davies had already worked with both musicians on earlier projects, she took on their new ones, for "In The Corners Of Clouds" the motto "less is more" is to heart. Whole without a chord instrument, i.e. without harmonic sequences in the classical sense, this approach resulted in a new level for own creative experiments and the unique sound of the trio. 2018 Satori returned to the studio This time with the versatile, dynamic and subtle drummer James Maddren.
