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Robert Owens + Hardy
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Robert Owens, one of the most distinctive, coveted, and prolific voices in house music history, is coming to Barcelona this Saturday, July 11th.
Mansur Brown
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Mansur Brown is the definition of a prodigy: a classically trained guitarist, curator and multi-disciplinary artist whose music balances virtuoso precision with deft expressions of emotion. Born in Brixton, still a resident of the South London sprawl, Mansur’s distinctive compositional approach finds him blending his intricate, flamenco-influenced guitar with his own original production work, informed by the rhythmic snap of early ‘00s Timbaland, the swing of Afrobeats and the melancholic sound design of Burial. “Sometimes my music has a club feel, other times it’s more introspective,” he explains. “But running through all of it are feelings of happiness, of gratitude. I want it to feel rejuvenating.”
Guitar remains at the centre of Mansur’s music, but it’s by no means the only component. Straddling the roles of songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, records like 2021’s Heiwafind him reaching for keyboards, flute and saxophone –even singing, pitch-shifting his voice in honour of his favourite R&B tracks. This spirit of self-sufficiency cuts through everything Mansur does. It’s why he decided to found his own label AMAI (‘sweet’ in Japanese), an entrepreneurial venture through which he plans to release music, film, artwork –even technology and code. “In the music industry, people really like genres –they like to define things, put things in boxes,” he says. “Being able to start a label, in this climate where everything’s in a box, it gives me the freedom to innovate and explore concepts. To do it my way.”
A collection of club heaters that set Brown’s melodic guitar to a set of rich, filled-out dancefloor productions, NAQI Vol.1 finds Mansur exploring the influence of ‘00s hip-hop innovator Timbaland and Afrobeats artists like Burna Boy and Wizkid. “I like my music to have a club feel at its core, but to keep hold of that senseof musicality,” he explains. “Having that sense of movement, but with guitar melodies, keyboards and strings over the top –that’s always been a dream of mine”.
Tomoki Sanders
From €22.50
The son of legendary Pharoah Sanders, Tomoki has been making his mark for five years with the supergroup of Kassa Overall, being also an active member of the new generation of New York musicians who present in their Tom Tuesdays, a vector of openness and diversity thanks to their double African-American and Japanese culture, and their non-binary identity. TOMOKI SANDERS is a free electron who eagerly explores Big Black Music, urban music, electronics and the avant-garde.Sanders resides in New York City, regularly performing with Pharoah Sanders, Kassa Overall, Ravi Coltrane, Taylor McFerrin, Mark de Clive-Lowe, Tatsuya Nakamura (New York Unit), Kyoto Jazz Sextet, Root Soul, Fumio Itabashi, Jack DeJohnette Trio, etc...Only after all these pilgrimages, Tomoki Sanders produced the band's first album, which will be released in 2026, recreating the obvious link with the rich music of the Impulsi! label and, with all its fantastic personality, is launched forcefully through the door that Kamasi Washington and Shabaka Hutchings reopened.
Noche de los muertos: Hector Guerra
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GENA ft. Liv.e & Karriem Riggins
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There's a kinetic energy that unites drummer and producer Karriem Riggins with singer-songwriter, rapper, and producer Liv.e—that spark that ignites when instinct meets flow and spirit finds rhythm.
Rooted in jazz, soul, and hip-hop as living languages, Dallas-born Liv.e brings a raw, experimental approach to R&B, while Detroit native Riggins—known for his work with Common, Erykah Badu, The Roots, Madlib, and his close affinity with the late J Dilla—expands his lifelong dialogue between jazz improvisation and the science of the beat.
Their collaborative debut as GENA (short for “God Energy, Naturally Amazing”), “The Pleasure Is Yours” (Lex Records), feels like a playful and moving conversation between two natural improvisers: Liv.e’s smoky, unpolished vocals glide through Riggins’ warm, percussive universe.
Together they create a world that is both analog and ethereal, percussive and poetic, bridging eras without ever settling in one. “The Pleasure Is Yours” is the sound of Liv.e and Riggins mutually breathing life into their music and finding a new common language: one rooted in rhythm, vulnerability, and exuberance.
Kamaal Williams
From €28.00
KAMAAL WILLIAMS’ artistic practice is born out of an emergent multiplicity. Born in Peckham, London, and of Taiwanese descent, Kamaal has long been bridging worlds, spatially and culturally, geographically and sonically.
Creator and founder of the London based Jazz duo, Yussef Kamaal, the album Black Focus reinstated a new wave of Jazz in the United Kingdom.
In addition to live instrumentation, Kamaal Williams also releases electronic music under his given name Henry Wu.