Emile Parisien, a figure synonymous with contemporary jazz innovation, stands out for his distinctive saxophone virtuosity and creative compositional skills. Born in Cahors, France, Parisien's journey into the realms of jazz was shaped at an early age, significantly influenced by his enrollment in the Marciac Jazz Festival's educational programmes. His dedication and unique approach to the saxophone quickly set him apart, leading him to become an influential voice in European jazz.

Over the years, Emile Parisien has developed a rich discography that showcases his versatility and willingness to explore diverse musical landscapes. Notably, his collaborative efforts, such as "Les Égarés" with Ballaké Sissoko, Vincent Segal, and Vincent Peirani, and the engaging release "Abrazo," exemplify his ability to bridge genres and cultures seamlessly. Whether leading his own projects or contributing to joint efforts, Parisien's work reflects a deep commitment to pushing the boundaries of jazz, earning him acclaim and a devoted following worldwide. His recent releases, including "Let Them Cook" and "Double Screening," continue to affirm his status as a compelling force in the evolution of jazz, marked by a blend of intricate compositions and emotive performances.

Genres

French Jazz

Latest Release

Let Them Cook

Emile Parisien

Album - 11 Tracks - Released March 1, 2024