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Shola Emmanuel’s Afro-Jazz
From the venue:
Streaming live at YouTube.com/EOPLive
The livestream is FREE but we’re passing the hat for the musicians! To tip them visit: https://www.paypal.me/eopresents
Some socially distant seating available at: https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/3923909/eddie-owen-presentssocially-distant-with-shola-emmanuels-afrojazz-duluth-eddie-owen-presents-live-at-the-red-clay-music-foundry
Nigerian-born saxophonist Shola Emmanuel interprets jazz in the African style, creatively fashioning music that feeds off traditional African rhythm while maintaining western voice, class and style.
Shola’s new album, Kind of Music, reflects his lifelong influences in music, culture, and Gospel. Michael Rand described the album’s latest single “Ododo”, as “a caffeinated jazz sound swirling with angelic voices, smooth saxophone, pristine piano and flavorful percussion.” Mindy McCall said, “Jazz has never sounded so passionate.”
Shola’s quintet for this concert includes jazz veterans Phil Adair on piano and vocals, Yakou Daniel on drums, percussion, and vocals, and Tosinger with vocals and percussion.