About this Event
Join us for the launch of our newest series: Sisters in Jazz, which showcases exceptional women in the London jazz scene. To mark the occasion, we have offered discounted rates, for a LIMITED TIME ONLY. Grab a ticket for yourself and a friend, and experience the vibrant and eclectic community that makes London jazz so special. Known for diversity, innovation, and energy, we bring you the jazz that weaves traditional, Afrobeat, Latin, electronic, and more.
TILDA ALLIE
In a battlefield of lo-fi-beats, Tilda Allie emerges as a formidable force, infusing soulful electronica into the musical landscape. Hailing from Sweden and currently based in the vibrant South East London, Tilda's jazz exploration delves into alternative soundscapes, seamlessly blending melancholic melodies and cinematic elements by the likes of Bjork, Sunda Arc and James Blake. She’s been published in magazines like DNu and Wordplay and played iconic festivals such as Boomtown and Glastonbury.
GIGI WILLIAMS
Gigi Williams is a musician born and raised in London. Her jazz style fuses soul and folk with guitar-led instrumentals. Her influences span from Lianne La Havas to Jordan Rakei and Angel Olsen. As well as being selected as one of the Roundhouse Rising artists for 2023, she has played festivals such as Wild Paths, Kite Festival and Brick Lane Jazz Festival. She has received support from Jamie Cullum, Tina Edwards among others. In 2024 she will be releasing her second EP Big Picture, featuring the single ‘Oh Nina’.For fans of Lianne La Havas, Hiatus Kaiyote, Jordan Rakei and Angel Olsen. Her radio show ‘Shelf-Raiders’ can be found on Balamii and explores music history through lesser-known albums.
MOMOKO GILL
An award-winning poet-songwriter and visual artist, Nadeem Din-Gabisi’s work seeks to reimagine and investigate blackness as it pertains to his experiences as a British-born, second-generation immigrant of Sierra Leonean descent. This investigation has seen Nadeem work, record and perform alongside such eclectic and groundbreaking artists as Sampa The Great, Coby Sey and Tony Njoku. Born in the UK, raised in Japan and California before returning to the UK as an adult, Momoko Gill (aka MettaShiba) is a composer, producer, drummer and multi-instrumentalist whose work with boundary-pushing UK artists Alabaster DePlume, Coby Sey, Tirzah, and Matthew Herbert has set her apart as a versatile and sensitive collaborator developing a voice of her own. Uniting as An Alien Called Harmony, their debut EP is like a message in a bottle from another galaxy – a hopeful and subtly profound exploration of the state of the world, from the perspective of two curious outsiders.
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Sounds Between is a community-oriented project, committed to creating co-creative containers for making, listening and enjoying sounds in intimate space.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Fox & Firkin, 316 Lewisham High Street, London, United Kingdom
GBP 4.00 to GBP 8.00
