Vincent Peirani needs no introduction, especially not to the audience of D’Jazz Nevers, which since 2012 has been able to discover him in turn as a soloist, within Daniel Humair’s quartet, or with his trio Thrill Box in the company of Michel Portal. In the space of a few years, the thirty-year-old barefoot accordionist has not only established himself as the most important accordionist since Richard Galliano, but above all as an adventurous artist who likes nothing more than to push back the limits, from classical to jazz, passing through pop or traditional music. 

Inaugurated four years ago, Living Being is perhaps his most personal project to date: expanding his seminal duet with Émile Parisien to the dimensions of a quintet with electric rock colors, our man presents with Night Walker a new album that cannot be ignored, capable of bringing the “piano with straps” definitively into the 21st century