Cobblestone Jazz

About

Cobblestone Jazz is the sonic alchemy of three visionary producers—Mathew Jonson, Danuel Tate, and Tyger Dhula—who have redefined the boundaries of electronic music with their improvisational genius and jazz-infused techno. Emerging from the vibrant underground scene of Vancouver, Canada, the trio has carved a niche for themselves with their hypnotic, groove-driven soundscapes that blur the lines between live performance and studio precision. Their music is a kaleidoscope of influences, from the pulsating rhythms of Detroit techno to the freeform spontaneity of jazz, creating a sound that is both cerebral and deeply danceable. Since their formation in the early 2000s, Cobblestone Jazz has become synonymous with innovation, releasing critically acclaimed albums like *23 Seconds* and *The Modern Deep Left Quartet*. Their breakthrough came with the iconic track "Dump Truck," a masterclass in minimalism and groove that cemented their status as pioneers of live electronic music. Over the years, they’ve collaborated with luminaries like Ricardo Villalobos and released on esteemed labels such as Wagon Repair and !K7 Records. Cobblestone Jazz’s cultural impact lies in their ability to bridge the gap between the cerebral and the visceral, appealing to both avant-garde enthusiasts and club-goers alike. Their live performances are legendary, often described as improvised symphonies of sound. Recently, the trio has been exploring new sonic territories, hinting at a forthcoming project that promises to push their artistry even further.