EIGENGRAU (2025 ACT)
feat. Henri Reichmann & Josef Zeimetz
Listen/Stream/Buy Eigengrau here
„Vincent Meissner gehört zur Zukunft des deutschen Jazz. […] Musik mit geometrischer Klarheit und jugendlicher Spielfreude.“
Zeit Online (DE)
“One wouldn’t have to peruse the liner notes of Eigengrau to know that pianists Esbjörn Svensson and Michael Wollny were inspirations of Vincent Meissner. Svensson’s talent for dramatic tension and Wollny’s melodic effusiveness run wild all through this charismatic recording. With his working trio of bassist Josef Zeimetz and drummer Henri Reichmann, Meissner infuses his modern piano trio sound with an infectious pop music bounce, intense melodic deep dives, and a rhythmic dialog that keeps the attention locked in place.”
Bandcamp (USA)
“With Eigengrau, Vincent Meissner has crafted not just a record, but a space, intimate and infinite, where listeners are free to wander, reflect, and, perhaps, see something of themselves in the shadows.”
Paris Move (FR)
WILLE (2023 ACT)
feat. Henri Reichmann & Josef Zeimetz
“An album with the fresh sensibility that only the generation Z can offer.”
Jazz Life (JP)
„Der Shootingstar unter den jungen deutschen Jazzpianisten. Poesie trifft auf Power.“
Jazz thing (DE)
“Following in the wake of the Esbjörn Svensson Trio and the Bad Plus, the Vincent Meissner Trio gives a youthful injection of spunk to the old piano trio format. It is obviously a combo also in tune with the more recent trends in contemporary music, like Louis Cole. And the interplay among the three is remarkable.”
Something Else! (US)
BEWEGTES FELD (2021 ACT)
feat. Henri Reichmann & Josef Zeimetz
Listen/Stream/Buy Bewegtes Feld here
“An album with the fresh sensibility that only the generation Z can offer.”
Jazz Life (JP)
„Der Shootingstar unter den jungen deutschen Jazzpianisten. Poesie trifft auf Power.“
Jazz thing (DE)
“Following in the wake of the Esbjörn Svensson Trio and the Bad Plus, the Vincent Meissner Trio gives a youthful injection of spunk to the old piano trio format. It is obviously a combo also in tune with the more recent trends in contemporary music, like Louis Cole. And the interplay among the three is remarkable.”
Something Else! (US)