THE AUDRIC LECOMPAGNON SUNDAY JAM

Every Sunday evening, Baiser Salé opens its doors to musicians and jazz lovers for an unmissable jam session. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, the Sunday Jam brings together an eclectic community of enthusiasts: young talents, established artists, the curious and club regulars. More than just a jam, it's a sound laboratory, a place where people come to play as much as to listen.

For this evening, Audric is paying tribute to Butcher Brown, a Richmond collective that has become a benchmark in today's jazz scene. Their music blends jazz, hip-hop, funk and soul without boundaries, with plenty of improvisation and a strong groove. Inspired as much by Herbie Hancock as by rap culture and beatmaking, they defend a collective, lively approach to the stage, where the music is built in the moment and the energy of the group.

Audric Lecompagnon, a guitarist with a fine, organic style that is both grounded and adventurous, takes centre stage this evening. Trained at the CRR in Paris and then at the Pôle Supérieur de Paris Boulogne-Billancourt, he has built his career between jazz, improvised music and harmonic exploration, working with a wide range of musicians on the Paris scene. His guitar navigates between clear lines and shifting textures, driven by a keen sense of interaction.