Joel WIDMAIER is Haiti's most respected jazz drummer, and a connoisseur of Caribbean drum rhythms. A big fan of WEATHER REPORT, of guitarist Pat METHENY and of drummer Steve GADD, he knows well how to blend different kinds of music with Haitian rhythms and musical styles. Pascale MONIER is a French classically-trained musician who studied piano and Ondes Martenot. She is also a bass and Chapman Stick player and a true admirer of composer Olivier MESSIAEN, of KING CRIMSON's Tony LEVIN and of VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR's Peter HAMMILL. Alfonso "PONCHO" MEDINA is a Mexican classical-trained guitarist and composer, but also a jazz, blues and rock fan. An enthusiast of works by BACH and of PROKOFIEV's harmony, he has been influenced by RUSH, PINK FLOYD or even Al Di MEOLA in his playing. What's the missing link between those three ? They met in the year 2006 for a series of successful performances in Port-au-Prince. As soon as they started playing, they immediately understood each other. Therefore, they decided to compose new pieces and record an album together. For this purpose, most of their influences were brought in: jazzy pieces and melodic songs, heavy rock guitars and the delicacy of classicism, world music in the form of Haitian voodoo drums and Mexican pre-Hispanic ocarinas. JPP is an expression in Haitian Creole that means "Whatever will be, will be". The result is "Project One" (Musea Parallèle, 2011), a varied but still concise record, a blend of different styles and influences from three different countries by three different musicians in the same path.