There are bands that are looking for their place. Who Parked The Car prefers to reinvent it with every track. Born from the buzz of Paris jam sessions, this collective of eight musicians blurs the boundaries between pop and jazz with music driven by groove, improvisation, and the pleasure of playing together. This story is reflected in music that refuses labels. The songs favor melodic efficiency without giving up ambitious arrangements, always leaving room for dialogue between the musicians and for improvisation. The arrival of Alice Chahbazian on vocals opens a new chapter, while naturally fitting into this collective dynamic that defines the band’s identity. On stage, this philosophy truly comes into its own. The tracks evolve from one concert to the next, the arrangements change, the musicians regularly swap roles, and improvisation remains at the heart of every performance. More than a fixed repertoire, Who Parked The Car champions living music, designed to be shared with the audience. An approach that notably earned them the Made in New York Jazz Competition in 2024, whose jury included Mike Stern, Lenny White, and Randy Brecker.