AROMA + Hey Remember This

Immersive music that sits at the intersection of spiritual jazz, ambient experimentation, and Afro-electronic sound. Please note, the advertised start time is when our doors will open, generally music starts one hour after doors. --- Drawing from spiritual jazz, ambient pop, Afroelectronic beats, and world fusion, AROMA creates immersive soundscapes that echo both ancestral rhythms and contemporary textures. If Floating Points, Alice Coltrane, and Fatoumata Diawara jammed in a sunlit Paris loft… it might sound like this. AROMA is the transcontinental electronic project of acclaimed pianist Aron Ottignon (Blue Note, Stromae, Baaba Maal) and sound alchemist Nane Kahle (Sonic Interventions). Blending Ottignon's lyrical piano and Osmose synthesis with Kahle's soulful vocals and organic, ancestral rhythms, the project, refined by UK producer Seiji, creates immersive music that sits at the intersection of spiritual jazz, ambient experimentation, and Afro-electronic sound. --- Genre-ambivalent, semi-improvised, nostalgia-resistant, Hey Remember This is an instrumental trio from Newcastle that seems to have come unstuck in time. Ana-Louise Hammond (vibraphone) along with John Pope (electric bass) and Diji Solanke (drums), brings a set of new music that intersects somewhere between minimalism, contemporary alt-folk, and jazz. This band can be characterised by a focus on texture and rhythm, often exploring interlocking patterns or irregular time signatures. When we find ourselves assailed on all sides by demands to recollect The Old Days, and to align our futures with imagined pasts, Hey Remember This sets out a stall somewhere within the space of "What if we didn't do that?" --- This event is delivered with financial support from The Liveline Fund, backed by LIVE Trust Charity & delivered by Music Venue Trust in partnership with Save Our Scene & The Association of Independent Promoters.#LivelineFund #LiveTrust --- Please note we are unable to offer refunds. You can click here to view our full refunds policy.