Marilyn Mazur's FUTURE SONG was formed in march 1989 right after Marilyn left Miles Davis' band.

This was the dream project that she had been fantasizing about during the intensive touring with Miles.

The original '89 line-up was Aina Kemanis, voice; Palle Mikkelborg, trumpet; Jon Balke, keyboards; Elvira Plenar, keyboards; Klavs Hovman, basses; Audun Kleive, drums and Marilyn Mazur drums, percussion, marimba, keyboards and vocals.

After the initial tour of Denmark, Germany and Switzerland Nils Petter Molvær took Palle Mikkelborgs place except for the concert at the renowned rock festival in Roskilde '89.
Jon Balke left the group after Roskilde, so the line-up was down to 1 keyboard player.

In 1991 Hans Ulrik joined the group on saxes and flutes, and gradually took over Nils Petter's space, as Nils Petter formed his own project Khmer.

1992 was the year guitarplayer Eivind Aarset came in the band and completed todays line-up: Aina Kemanis, voice; Hans Ulrik, sax & flute; Elvira Plenar, keyboards; Eivind Aarset, guitar; Klavs Hovman, bass; Audun Kleive, drums and Marilyn Mazur, percussion and voice.
NEW CD:
Marilyn Mazur's FUTURE SONG Daylight Stories
STUNT RECORDS 04082
Released september er 2004.
1. New Rejoice
2. Deep Ground
3. Insist
4. Malibalo
5. Skystier
6. Subwaygroove
7. Søspejlet
8. Kalimbaduo
9. Animal Picnic
10. 8th Dream
11. Return
12. New Prayer
Check our tour-schedule for the spring and this summer at
Marilyn Mazur's Concert Schedule
All copositions by Marilyn Mazur except intro for Søspejlet by Elvira Plenar and Animal Picnic by Marilyn Mazur and Klavs Hovman.

Recorded september 8th & 9th 2003, at SUN STUDIO by Bjarne Hansen assisted by Andreas Hvid. Mastered by Bjarne Hansen.
Produced by Marilyn Mazur assisted by Klavs Hovman.
Coverart by Marilyn Mazur. Layout by Paul Wilson
Nomination
This album was one out of three nominated in the category Jazz Album of the year at the Danish Music Awards 2005.
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Left to right:
Audun Kleive, Klavs Hovman, Eivind Aarset, Aina Kemanis, Elvira Plenar, Hans Ulrik and Marilyn Mazur