Welcome to a unique event where traditional Japanese Shakuhatchi/Shinobue music and Indian Hindustani music meets the world of Jazz! Join us at the MAP Studio Cafe for an immersive experience like no other. Dive into the fascinating realm of meditative soundscapes and heart warming melodies. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind opportunity!

Sound Anthropology
Formed by Ayana (Jazzy Sport London), Sound Anthropology is a meeting point of spiritual jazz infused with inspirations from both Japanese Shintō ideologies and Hindustani music. Drawing from Ayana’s original works, the band has together expanded a style that encompasses Rhythm, Raga, Tala and Maqam. With Ayana on Voice, Tommy Khosla on Sitar, Vishnu Vijayan on Tabla, Mohammad Resyad on Oud & Guitar, and Alex Ryder on Bass – they let the music do the talking and create a meditational groove.
Links: “Let Me Breathe”

The Kaiju Project
A Japanese inspired jazz group formed by the half Japanese-Austrian pianist Aseo Friesacher. His initial idea was to bring old Japanese folk songs and well known movie soundtracks into a new modern context, but in addition to his compositions, this group has found their very own musical direction: a perfect blend of meditative traditional Japanese music and modern creative jazz. Aseo will team up with Kana, a fantastic flutist from Japan to present their brand new album as a duo.

Listen here:

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Tickets: £10 (Link)

Doors 7pm