Woolvs Large Ensemble is an art-pop album with strong influences from free jazz, psychedelic and textural music. The LP contains 16 tracks and revolves around the sound of a large group of people, more specifically a collaboration between 23 musicians from the contemporary Brussels music scene. Above all, it brings a message of hope.

Woolvs Large Ensemble‘s sound is inescapably multifaceted: the musicians each explore an other horizon within the worlds of jazz, classical, pop, soul, improvisation, rock, sound art and electronica. The group explores themes of belonging, grief, anger, regret, euphoria and compassion. Songs that balance between hyperrealism and surrealism – about love, war and toadstools – are interwoven with mysterious instrumental abstractions, choral passages and found footage.

Live, the Woolvs Large Ensemble consists of:
Samuel Ber (drums)
Aiko Devriendt (flute / synth)
Hanne De Backer (bass clarinet / baritone sax)
Ruben De Maesschalck (bass guitar / percussion)
Jacob Hus (live electronics)
Thomas Jillings (tenor sax/clarinet / alt-clarinet)
Soet Kempeneer (double bass / synth)
Elisabeth Klinck (violin)
Willem Malfliet (vocals / electric/acoustic guitar)
Oriana Mangala (vocals, keys)
Vitja Pauwels (electric/acoustic guitar)
Olivier Penu (drums)
Paulien Rondou (vocals)
Laszlo Thiry (bassoon)
Adia Vanheerentals (soprano sax / tenor sax / clarinet)