Roller Trio

Roller Trio is a dynamic British jazz ensemble that emerged onto the scene in 2011, captivating audiences with their innovative blend of jazz, rock, and electronic influences. Formed in Leeds, the trio consists of saxophonist James Mainwaring, guitarist Luke Wynter, and drummer Luke Reddin-Williams. Roller Trio quickly gained attention for their unique sound, which combines intricate saxophone melodies, driving rhythms, and ambient guitar work, creating a captivating and modern jazz experience. The band's self-titled debut album, released in 2012, garnered critical acclaim and was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize, placing them at the forefront of the contemporary jazz movement. Their music is noted for its experimental edge, marked by improvisation and a willingness to push traditional jazz boundaries. Following the success of their debut, they have continued to evolve their sound with subsequent albums, such as "Fracture" and "New Devices." Known for their energetic live performances, Roller Trio has played at numerous international festivals and venues, further establishing themselves as a vital force in the modern jazz landscape. Their work continues to inspire a new generation of jazz musicians, appealing to both jazz enthusiasts and broader audiences.