St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review is a vibrant music ensemble that merges the infectious beats of ska with the improvisational verve of jazz, creating a unique and lively sound that has captivated audiences both in their native Russia and internationally. Formed in 2001 in St. Petersburg, this collective of musicians has built a reputation for their dynamic live performances and their ability to blend traditional ska rhythms with elements of jazz, funk, and soul.

Throughout their career, St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review has continually pushed the boundaries of genre, as evidenced by their varied discography. From the playful and rhythmic "Elephant Riddim" to the reimagined Beatles classic "All My Loving," they have shown a knack for refreshing reinterpretations alongside original compositions like the thought-provoking "Growing Up Is Just A Trap" and the stirring "Monochrome Memories." With live albums such as "Live at Red Club" showcasing their on-stage charisma, the band has secured their place in the global ska and jazz scenes. Even tracks with a local flavor, like "Мужчина моего начальника" (The Man of My Boss), resonate with their expert musicianship and universal appeal, making St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review an enduring act in the world of genre-fusing music.

Genres

Russian Punk

Russian Ska

Ska Jazz

Latest Release

Adios Mexico/Life Line

St. Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review

Single - Released June 9, 2024