Edwin Cheung Trio
Led by dynamic drummer Edwin Cheung, this trio delivers a rhythm-centric fusion of jazz, Brazilian, and Cuban influences. Known for his sophisticated interpretation of Latin rhythms, Cheung collaborates with Macau-based vocalist Bossa Eva to explore the warm textures of Bossa Nova. Their performance blends classic jazz standards with authentic Latin arrangements and original compositions, creating an evocative auditory journey from North to South America alongside Frankie Yip and Vinc Chan.
Edwin Cheung is a young drummer active on both local and international stages, including performances at music festivals in Hong Kong, Singapore, and beyond. His drumming style is a sophisticated blend of jazz, Brazilian, Cuban, and pop elements, shaped by his extensive experience collaborating with musicians from diverse countries. As the leader of the Edwin Cheung Trio, he showcases a unique interpretation of Latin rhythms and contemporary musical language, often reimagining classic jazz pieces through a rhythmic-centric lens. For his 'Jazz Future' projects, he frequently collaborates with special guests like Bossa Eva, a Macau-based musician deeply influenced by Bossa Nova and Brazilian music. Her works, which often feature arrangements by local Brazilian musicians, bring an authentic rhythmic sensibility and creative warmth to the ensemble. The trio's performances typically feature a foundation of classic jazz infused with Latin arrangements, alongside original compositions by Bossa Eva and her husband Sin, creating an auditory journey that spans from North America to South America. The ensemble includes Frankie Yip on keyboard, Vinc Chan on bass, and Edwin Cheung on drums, often joined by Bossa Eva on vocals and guitar.