Music
East Grinstead Jazz Club is proud to present a special performance in the Apron Cafe at Chequer Mead.
The project “Oceanic,” explores the beauty, wildlife diversity, sustainability, responsibility, and the impact of pollution on the world’s oceans through music and visuals, contemplating both the majesty and fragility of our planet’s ocean.
Atlanticus have recently returned from a tour of the USA where they have been promoting their newest album – Oceanic – which has had 2 tremendous album reviews in Downbeat and Jazzwise .(see below)
ATLANTICUS is a unique British-American musical partnership bringing together US saxophonist Peter Fraize, and UK organist Terry Seabrook, trumpeter Jack Kendon and drummer Milo Fell.
ATLANTICUS draws from the storied tradition of the great Hammond organ groups, with a post-modern sound. It is a fresh take on a deep tradition, utterly authentic and effortlessly swinging.
ATLANTICUS draws from the storied tradition of the great Hammond organ groups, with a post-modern sound. It is a fresh take on a deep tradition, utterly authentic and effortlessly swinging.
The group have been active since 2016 and have embarked upon four UK tours with notable appearances at the Love Supreme Festival and Ronnie Scott’s
Atlanticus had previously released two full length albums , Blue Have (2022) and Upstream (2023 ).Their Third Oceanic features a 5 -part suite with video accompaniment exploring themes of beauty wildlife diversity sustainability , responsibility , and the effect of pollution on the worlds oceans.
Enjoy a delicious mixed platter whilst listening to some fantastic jazz at just £10 per person. Please book at the same time as your ticket and let us know on 01342 302000 if you have any allergies or special dietary requirements.
Doors open 12.30 with the show starting at 1pm.
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