Disco, house, electro-funk, acid jazz… Kyoto Jazz Massive (KJM) returns to the stage after more than 15 years away to celebrate three decades of electronic experimentation fused with funk, soul, and jazz. Formed in the 1990s by brothers Shuya and Yoshi Okino, this visionary duo—initially known for their DJ sets—laid the groundwork for a modern, cosmopolitan jazz style, blending electronic rhythms, Japanese influences, and prestigious collaborations. Backed by renowned DJ Gilles Peterson and, since the 2000s, by the prestigious German label Compost Records, KJM has chosen Jazz à Vienne 2026 to cap off its 30-year career. Joined for this exceptional live performance by the high-energy musicians of the Parisian funk ensemble Echoes Of A New Dawn Orchestra (EOANDO, aka Jéroboam) and British singer Vanessa Freeman, Shuya Okino promises a spectacular evening where frenzied grooves, feverish tempos, and disco textures will intertwine, radiating in chiaroscuro with resonant harmonies. A must-see for fans of vibrant, hybrid music capable of setting both clubs and major festival stages ablaze.