Mathias Eick is a heralded Norwegian jazz musician, renowned for his skillful mastery of the trumpet and distinct compositional style that melds elements of jazz with rock, classical, and folk influences. Born on June 26, 1979, in Norway, Eick's musical journey began at an early age, influenced by his family's love of music. With a multi-instrumental talent, he not only shines on the trumpet but is also proficient in playing the piano, vibraphone, and double bass. Eick's professional career took a significant leap when he joined the renowned Trondheim Jazz Orchestra, collaborating with Chick Corea and Pat Metheny, which set the stage for his future endeavors in the international jazz scene.

Notably, Eick's works such as "Skala," "The Door," and his critically acclaimed album "Midwest," exhibit his lyrical approach to composition and his emotive playing style, that creates soundscapes rich in texture and reflective of his Nordic roots. Albums like "Ravensburg" and "When We Leave" further showcase his ability to craft musical narratives that resonate with listeners, earning him respect among peers and influencing a fresh wave of jazz artists. With a catalog rich in serene melodies and intricate harmonies, Mathias Eick stands out as a contemplative and innovative figure, contributing significantly to the modern tapestry of European jazz.