Tritone Asylum
  • Grasshopper
  • Schizophrenic
  • Malawi
  • The Road to Hue
  • 54 Blues
  • Simple
  • Ballad for Nongna
  • First Days of Summer
  • Grasshopper
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (05:35) [12.79 MB]
  • Schizophrenic
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (10:03) [23.02 MB]
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  • Malawi
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (09:45) [22.31 MB]
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  • The Road to Hue
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (05:00) [11.46 MB]
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  • 54 Blues
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (06:19) [14.47 MB]
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  • Simple
    Genre: Jazz
  • Ballad for Nongna
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (06:42) [15.34 MB]
  • First Days of Summer
    Genre: Jazz
    MP3 (08:02) [18.39 MB]
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Biography
Through their unique instrumentation, they have masterfully developed an electro acoustic sound that melds Jazz, funk, and music from around the world. TriTone Asylum’s music reflects the varied musical landscape of the sounds and street rhythms of Los Angeles. They feature the EVI (electronic valve instrument) heavily. As founders of TriTone Asylum, Philip Topping and Peter Sepsis had envisioned the group to be an expanding collective of talented musicians.

Peter Sepsis and Phil Topping

Originally conceived in 2009 as a trio with EVI, keyboards and bass, TriTone Asylum quickly expanded into a sextet with drums, guitar and saxophone. Now, with over a dozen talented musicians, Tritone Asylum has truly evolved and can provide the right sound for any event, mood or venue. As founders of TriTone Asylum, Philip Topping and Peter Sepsis had envisioned the group to be an expanding collective of talented musicians.
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  • Members:
    Peter Sepsis, Phil Topping, Dave Johnstone, Ian Vo, Henri Wilkinson, Nate Laguzza, Andy Waddell,
  • Sounds Like:
    Pat Metheny, John Daversa
  • Influences:
    Freddie Hubbard, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report
  • AirPlay Direct Member Since:
    07/12/22
  • Profile Last Updated:
    08/14/23 23:27:00

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