Jaden an nou Abraham Réunion

• 1 Zot paré ! (introduction) (Instrumental) 00:13
• 2 Carnaval (Instrumental) 05:05
• 3 La traversée 06:35
• 4 Hymne 04:44
• 5 Plim (Instrumental) 04:40
• 6 Padjenbèl skizofrénia (Instrumental) 05:13
• 7 Ma colonne 05:41
• 8 Prière (Instrumental) 01:32
• 9 Nailé 01:51
• 10 Batarsité - Jardin poème 04:30
• 11 Interlude 00:38
• 12 Pa chèché pli lwen 04:53
• 13 Jaden an nou 05:53
• 14 Jour de fête (Instrumental) 07:26
• Total Runtime 58:54

Info zu Jaden an nou

The Abraham Réunion siblings blend jazz, Caribbean rhythms, and classical music with a sunny energy that only they know how to create… New album “Jaden an nou” out February 13, 2026.

Siblings united by music since childhood, the members of Abraham Réunion blend jazz, Caribbean rhythms and classical music with a radiant energy that only they possess… A family, a universe

Music has always been child’s play in the Abraham family: Zacharie, the eldest (double bass), Cynthia, the middle child (voice), and Clélya, the youngest (piano), have always found joy in it. In recent years, they have each become indispensable in their respective spheres, with jazz as their common denominator. Highly sought-after in the studio, they have also established themselves on the French jazz scene, where their paths frequently crossed—so much so that the desire to join forces naturally emerged.

From Abraham Réunion to Jaden an nou: Under the name Abraham Réunion, the family dream team released its first self-titled album in 2021. With this record, they highlight their collective energy and their commitment to honouring the music of their Guadeloupean roots, while asserting a unique musical identity—an honest, sun-drenched jazz, rooted in tradition yet open to sonic exploration.

Whereas the first album was illuminated by the joy of reunion—almost painting the portrait of a perfect sibling bond—Jaden an nou casts new shadows, revealing a more nuanced reality. The garden in us: the title was chosen during a conversation whose recording appears as one of the album’s interludes. The idea came from the trio’s father. He is from Guadeloupe and, for his children born in mainland France, the Caribbean is both a land of musical experimentation and a source of increasingly profound questions about identity.

On Jaden an nou, the siblings openly reveal their weaknesses, fractures and anxieties in facing of an unbalanced world. Each expresses it in their own way, each through their own garden: Zacharie ponders life while tending the vegetable patch of his home counrty; Cynthia expresses rage over the consequences of the environmental crisis; Clélya explores her inner garden through meditation and psychology. Different yet united, they have woven together a shared narrative in which intimate reflections resonate with universal concerns—relying on the magic of music to bind everything together.

The garden of Abraham Réunion is abundant. It brings together Guadeloupean gwoka, Réunionese maloya, Brazilian drums, African-American jazz as well as the jazz of Mario Canonge and Alain Jean-Marie, and even the impressionist colours of Ravel and Debussy.

Zacharie, Cynthia and Clélya have always listened extensively to Danyèl Waro. The Réunionese master and craftsman of modern maloya is their guest of honour on Nailé and Batarsité, one of his emblematic 1987 songs on creoleness: “I am not White / No, I am not Black.”

Cynthia wrote all the lyrics— in French and Creole, with the help of their father for translations—while the trio shares the compositions.

They once again chose to call on multiple drummers for the recording (the Brazilian Zaza Desiderio and the Réunionese Japhet Boristhene) and to use around fifteen percussion instruments (whistles, konk a lambi, kayamb, sati, agogo, chacha, surdo, tambourines), underlining the importance of rhythm in their music. Quite an arsenal!

Spirituality and trance run through the album, carried by texts in French, Creole and sometimes without words. Underneath it all lies a beautiful testament to their sincere desire to imagine a world that honours all living things, with the same care one gives to cultivating a garden.

Abraham Réunion

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