The Meraki Trio is a new collaboration between renowned genre-bending musicians Scott Petito, Mino Cinelu, and Steve Gorn. Together they take listeners on a journey through ancient and modern music that is meditative yet buoyant, experimental yet familiar combining trance, world beat, jazz and folk traditions.

About the musicians:

Mino Cinelu (percussion, vocals, guitar)

Mino has performed with a who’s who of international jazz, world, and pop stars since the late ’70s including Miles Davis, Sting, Weather Report, Herbie Hancock, Tracy Chapman, Peter Gabriel, Stevie Wonder, Lou Reed, Kate Bush, Tori Amos, Vicente Amigo, Dizzy Gillespie, Pat Metheny, Branford Marsalis, Pino Daniele, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Salif Keita. Mino draws on a legacy of sound and space that inform his work while staying current and modern.

Scott Petito (bass, guitars and electronic manipulations)

Scott is an award-winning composer, producer and engineer. He is a gifted bassist and multi-instrumentalist who has performed on hundreds of recordings in many musical styles. Scott has become particularly well known for his work in the folk and jazz genres, working with such musicians as James Taylor, Pete Seeger, The Band, Keith Richards, Jack DeJohnette, Dave Holland, Michael Franks, John Scofield, Dave Brubeck and many more. His solo recordings, “Rainbow Gravity” and “Many Worlds,” have been called contemporary jazz masterpieces. Scott is also a sought-after producer and engineer and works from artists around the world.

Steve Gorn (bansuri flutes, clarinet and soprano sax)

Grammy winner and five-time Grammy nominee, Steve Gorn is creating a new idiom, a music that combines the essence of classical Indian tradition with a contemporary world music sensibility. The strength of his music arises from a virtuoso mastery, generating a vibrant fusion, alive and accessible to western ears. From Indian classical music to world music and jazz projects with Paul Simon, Jack DeJohnette, Paul Winter and others, Steve infuses great mastery with a haunting, lyrical sweetness to bring the healing breath of the sacred to our demanding contemporary lives.

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