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The Moutin Factory Quintet

The Moutin Factory Quintet played at Cliff Bell’s on Thursday, October 27, 2016, at 8 p.m. in Detroit. Brothers Louis and Francois Moutin brought their distinctive, energetic jazz to their only U.S. stop on the tour.

The Moutin Factory Quintet — Organizer image
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Led by drummer Louis Moutin and bassist Francois Moutin, the quintet is known for its deep chemistry and expansive compositions, drawing an enthusiastic following over the years. The lineup included pianist Jean Michel Pilc, guitarist Manu Codjia, and alto saxophonist Christophe Monniot. On this 2016 North American tour, they shared tracks from their second album, Deep. The intimate setting of Cliff Bell’s hosted a lively show full of energy and passion.

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