At 23 years of age, London-based Swiss producer and accordion phenomenon Anatole Muster has already received much praise from musicians and fans. His unique approach to modern jazz has been featured by Jamie Cullum on his BBC 2 radio show and has seen him collaborate with genre heavyweights such as Tennyson, Kiefer or Louis Cole. Anatole's music has taken him to performances all over the world including shows at the MontreuxJazz Autumn of Music Festival, Rio Montreux Jazz Festival, M4Music Switzerland, a sold out Minaret Records show in Los Angeles and two sold out performances at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London to name a few. Anatole's new album "Wonderful now" was released on April 19th and shows a remarkable musical diversity from an artist with an extraordinary background. Emancipating himself from the boundaries of traditional genre, Anatole explores the multitude of sounds that drew him to music so much. Anatole travels through jazz and hyperpop to emotional dance and trap with seamless fluidity while remaining true to the improvisational nature of jazz.