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“Globe Trotter Blues” is one of Bachot Muna’s most personal compositions — a musical reflection of his own journey through countries, cultures and life itself, carrying moments of joy and happiness as well as blues, doubt, disappointment and self-questioning. By choosing it to open his concert at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Bachot began by sharing a part of his own story with the audience, setting the stage for an unforgettable exchange of energy that would carry through the entire concert.

I’M GONNA ROCK YOUR NIGHT — LIVE

Bachot Muna performs “I’m Gonna Rock Your Night” at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, at the heart of an electrifying exchange of energy between the artist and the audience.

Written for his mother, with whom his musical journey began, “Forever Yours” is one of Bachot Muna’s most personal compositions — a tribute that he extends to mothers everywhere. At the Montreal International Jazz Festival, he shared its story with the audience before performing it, creating a deeply emotional moment of connection, gratitude and remembrance.

Bachot Muna performs “Globe Trotter Blues” in Tallinn with trombonist Eduard Akulin, a longtime musical collaborator who also recorded on the album Back to the Roots. In this intimate piano-and-trombone dialogue, the trombone brings new depth, power and colour to the composition, revealing another dimension of the music.

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