La Colonie Volvox

La Colonie Volvox

Group

Genres: ethno, jazz, E Go East Records, Macedonian

About La Colonie Volvox

La Colonie Volvox is a siestical gathering of creative and innovative individuals. The personal and professional communication of the Colonie members is founded on the principal of the Volvox microorganisms, which is actually a colony of separate individual cells that choose to live together and work towards a common purpose. The process of generating music by La Colonie Volvox is a process of free pervading of the individual inspirations, talents and attitudes of the participants. Some of the projects are based on traditional music from around the globe, both sacral and folk, and some are completely free. However, the manner of composing and performing is always experimental, revolving around the unpredictable expressing of the personal views. La Colonie Volvox was formed 2002 in Skopje, Macedonia by several enthusiastic musicians, determined to dig deep into the avant-garde, aside from their “regular” engagements. Some of them remained until present – Sasho Gigov Gish , Dragan Stojkovski, Goce Naumov – and alongside Aleksandar Nikolovski, Simon Kiselicki , Bulent Bekir-Baba and Predrag Ikonomovski form the core of the group. Still, the Colonie remains an open micro-society, collaborating with prominent Macedonian artists like Kristijan Cvetkovski, Ognen Anastasovski, Vladan Drobicki, Vasko Bojadziski, Stefche Stojkovski, Mihail Parushev, Nenad Nedelkov , Igor Atanasovski, Vladimir Ikonomov, Gjoko Gruevski among others. La Colonie Volvox has released three official CD's: "Abstractology" (2006, SJF Records),Wasteland (2006, SJF Records) Europa (2009, E Go East Records , AEIOU and the latest Blue Bird

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La Colonie Volvox — Top 1 songs

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LA COLONIE VOLVOX Abstractology
Abstractology