Peyceré Trío - Carcaman (2026) [Hi-Res]

Peyceré Trío is an Argentine instrumental jazz trio formed in Buenos Aires. The band performs music in the styles of jazz fusion, funk jazz, and contemporary jazz, combining classical jazz traditions with a powerful rock and roll and funk drive. The collective members have collaborated for many years within other musical projects, particularly as part of the Inflexion quartet, which was focused on blending contemporary jazz, soul, and funk. In the autumn of 2026, the musicians united into a trio specifically at the invitation of the well-known Argentine producer Jorge "Corcho" Rodríguez. The project was created to record a debut release on his new independent non-profit label La Roca Records. The album, titled "Carcamán", was recorded at the high-tech analog studio La Roca Power Studio under the direction of sound engineer Álvaro Villagra and released in November 2026 with the support of Sony Music. The leader of the trio is drummer Sebastián Peyceré, one of the most authoritative drummers in Argentina, who began his career at the age of 15 as part of the rock-blues group Dulces 16; throughout his career, he has collaborated with all the key figures of the local scene (Luis Salinas, Javier Malosetti) and performed in live sessions with B.B. King and Mike Stern. The composer and musical brain of the collective is pianist Gustavo Silva, the author of most of the trio's original compositions, who is responsible for the melodic component and actively experiments with the sound of the acoustic grand piano and Rhodes electric piano. The rhythm section is completed by double bassist and bass guitarist Víctor Sanders, with more than twenty years of experience working in the genres of jazz, blues, and afrobeat, who worked in Spain for a long time and collaborated with the American blues drummer Tony Coleman. The only official release in the band's discography at the moment is the studio album "Carcamán", released in 2026.