Show Notes
In Episode 13 of Still Noise I catch up with musician, Lucas Trevisan or better known as Lux Trevis. Lucas is a Brazilian-born, Sydney-based multi-instrumentalist known for his vibrant fusion of psychedelic groove, funk, jazz, and Afro-Latin rhythms. Growing up in Brazil, Lucas was immersed in a rich musical culture which laid the foundation for his eclectic sound, which he describes as "psychedelic groove"—a blend of funk, jazz, and samba influences. Whether crafting solo work or collaborati...
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