Review by Yani Valdes

The Kid Orbis Trio Kid Orbis Swingtett's album, Petite Fleur Sur Le Pont Davignon, is a delightful collection of swing music that is sure to get feet tapping and bodies moving. The trio's virtuosic playing and tight arrangements showcase their love and respect for the genre, while also injecting their own unique style and energy.

From the opening track, "Swing 42," to the closing number, "Minor Swing," the album is a non-stop celebration of swing music at its finest. The trio's interplay is impeccable, with each member taking turns to shine on their respective instruments - Kid Orbis on guitar, Jacques on bass, and Pierre on violin.

Standout tracks include "La Vie en Rose," where the trio adds their own spin to the classic Edith Piaf tune, and "Nuages," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases the trio's sensitivity and musicality.

Summary by Yani Valdes

Petite Fleur Sur Le Pont Davignon is a must-listen for any fan of swing music, and a testament to the Kid Orbis Trio Kid Orbis Swingtett's talent and passion for the genre. It's an album that will leave listeners feeling uplifted, energized, and wanting more.