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All Is Well is Frederic Blais’s latest musical playground. Known to the world of Electronic Music as Fred Everything for the past 25 years. He started this new project incognito a few years ago, with acclaimed releases on labels such as Drumpoet Community, Permanent Vacation and recently Prins Thomas’ Internasjonal and Compost for the next installment of Future Sound Of Jazz. Under that name, he also collaborated with Lauer and Martin Iveson (Atjazz). An exploration into a more electronic universe, this new platform allowed him to create freely within different genres free of expectations.