Jérémy Dumont Quintet feat. Godwin Louis

Since 2018 and the recording of their first CD Eretz, the Jérémy Dumont Quintet feat. Godwin Louis offers a European tour of live concerts every two years. Composed of renowned musicians, the trumpeter Jean-Paul Estiévenart (Belgium), the bassist Alon Near (USA), the drummer Harvel Nakundi (USA), one of the greatest alto saxophonists, Godwin Louis (USA) and Jérémy Dumont (Belgium) on piano and compositions, the quintet offers a contemporary jazz, rich in rhythms, inspired by sounds from around the world, Latin influences, Gnawa and many others. The experience and stability of the group strengthen the harmony and cohesion of its members and each concert is a shared celebration, full of positive energy, accessible and joyful. Jérémy Dumont is a Belgian jazz pianist whose musical identity blends classical depth with an ever-evolving jazz sensibility. Born in 1987, he began on violin before turning to piano at 12, studying with Karin Lechner and later completing classical training at the Arthur Grumiaux Conservatory. Early exposure to jazz improvisation led him to the Jazz Studio in Antwerp and eventually to the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, where he earned a Master’s degree with distinction under Eric Legnini. By his early twenties, he was already performing widely across Belgium, France, and Luxembourg. Starting during his conservatory studies, his career quickly gained momentum.