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Land?us Trio: Greed Ruined It for Everyone

By Ludovico Granvassu
July 14, 2025
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Nestled somewhere on the whimsical spectrum between the infectious grooves of Tom Tom Club and the nostalgic pulse of video game soundtracks, "Greed Ruined It for Everyone" stands out as a delightful highlight from Resilience. This captivating album, the latest from Swedish pianist Mathias Land?us, showcases his trio with

Johnny Åman

bass, acoustic

" data-original-title="" title="">Johnny ?man on bass and

Cornelia Nilsson

drums

" data-original-title="" title="">Cornelia Nilsson on drums. Together they prove there is still plenty of new ground to explore in this time-honored configuration. On this track, Land?us plays both the piano and the Suzuki Andes Melodica, an instrument blending the qualities of a keyboard and a flute, which brings an additional layer of originality to the trio's distinctive soundscape.

Here's a challenge: give this track three spins in a row. If you can shake its catchy melody from your head in under 24 hours, drop us a line and let us know how you did it!

Contact Ludovico Granvassu on All About Jazz.
I'm the Editor-in-Chief of All About Jazz Italia, host of Mondo Jazz on Radio Free Brooklyn and was once visited by Frank Zappa's ghost.... he was funny too.

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