Lisa Bassenge has brought flowers with her album "Wildflowers". With this album, she completes her trilogy of trilogies – with Jacob Karlzon on grand piano and Andreas Lang on bass. The songs: seemingly all over the place and yet from a single source. The spectrum ranges from Dolly Parton to Depeche Mode, from Bob Dylan to Death Cab for Cutie. A colorful bouquet, but the way the three musicians arrange and perform it, the individual pieces seem like chapters of a story. Each shimmers on its own, but the whole is more than the sum of its parts. This also applies to the trio themselves. Her two musicians – Jacob Karlzon from Sweden and known as the pianist of Viktoria Tolstoy, and Andreas Lang from Denmark – embed Lisa Bassenge's unmistakable voice in a warm, in the best sense of the word "Scandinavian" sound: relaxed, but always binding; Playful, dynamic, energetic, but never intrusive. "This sound found us," says Lisa Bassenge. With Wildflowers, the three show what a stunning live act they are. Jazz, Pop, Chanson? The music of the Lisa Bassenge Trio needs no pigeonhole. She is concerned with the beauty and truth of the songs, and it is a celebration of inspiration between singer and musicians.

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