With Fuzzroom, Tonč Feinig explores new sonic realms – between jazzy grounding, electric energy, and improvisational freedom. The pianist and keyboardist, known for his stylistic versatility, combines analog sounds like Fender Rhodes and Hammond organ with groove-driven rhythms and an open playing style on this album.
 The title Fuzzroom is programmatic for the album's sound: raw, organic, warm – a space where jazz doesn't adhere to conventions, but reinvents itself in the interplay between composition and spontaneous interaction. Feinig's musical roots shine through: jazz as the foundation, interwoven with elements of funk, fusion, soul, and improvised music.


Feinig is accompanied by long-time collaborators whose musical language resonates with his. The pieces are not created as polished productions, but as snapshots in time: musically open, with room for breaks, energy, and atmosphere.


Fuzzroom is not a cleanly polished studio album – it is a vibrant statement, raw and direct.