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Friday 31 January 2020 | 8pm - 10pm
Peggy's Skylight
Tickets £10 (General Admission) or from £13 - 15 (Dining)
Standing / Seated
Seated dining spaces from 6:30pm (keep your seat during performance)
Performance starts at 8pm
'A truly magical and uplifting cross-cultural collaboration, bringing together Afro-latin, funk and soul elements with a Senegalese twist. The wonderful voice of Biram Seck and Thibaut Remy's compositions make for an unmissable combo. Must See!' - Tim Garcia (Jazz FM/Musica Macondo)
London-based band Awalé returns with a new sound, Senegalese soul. Biram Seck's soaring voice evokes messages of love and peace, underpinned by heavenly poly-rhythm groove explorations. Intense and spiritual Sabar Senegalese percussion and Afro-Latin drums conversations, weaving intricate guitar patterns and horn lines with catchy bass riffs. Like a spinning kaleidoscope of sounds, each tune travels on a varied musical journey, from afrobeat to soul, deep Afro-jazz to Latin. Awalé is on a mission to experience happiness together in these fractured times.
'Most Impressive, echoes a lot of greats like Orchestra Baobab and Youssou N'Dour but with very much it's own sound' - Jamie Renton (DJ, fROOTS)
Lineup
Biram Seck : Vocals
Thibaut Remy : Guitar
Yusuf Ahmed : Drums
Mike Idowu : Bass
John Martin : Saxophone
George Jefford : Trumpet
Kaw Secka : Sabar Drums
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