Poppy Ajudha performs PLAYGOD on Later with Jools Holland. Watch more Later... with Jools Holland on BBC iPlayer. Follow @BBC Later on Twitter or Later... with Jools Holland on Facebook.

How Do You Like Your Ladies? is an anthemic-party-starter embodying female rage. Channeling their frustration at patriarchy and gender-based violence, Colectiva deliver a 3-minute instrumental, rich in Afro-Latin rhythm, fiery horn motifs, salsa influences, and jazz-inflected breaks. The song emerged through musical improvisation, following a conversation between the collective about the objectification of women, sexual violence, and the outdated trope of femininity as being a subdued, submissive character. Working with a female-led visuals team, Colectiva created a music video with the aim of dissecting and challenging perceptions of ‘femininity’. Shot on location on a Kentish beach, the video makes reference to traditional tropes and societal expectations placed on women of elegance, grace and passivity, rooted in patriarchal history, and still present today, and gradually subverts them. Colectiva is: Viva Msimang - Trombone Alley Lloyd - Bass Lya Reis Guerrero - Drums Lilli Avehnainem - Percussion Allexa Nava - Sax Luisa Santiago - Keys Sarah Wackett - Flute Poppy Daniels - Trumpet Director - Balbina Bochuzynska Producer - Reuben Samra Production Designer - Matilda Vidal 1st AD - Alessia Galatini Camera Assistant - Anna Francesca Jennings Colourist - Lois Chapman Production Assistant - Camilo Gamboa Merlo Recording Engineer: Giles Barrett at Soap Studios and Big Jelly Studios Mixing Engineer: Erik Aldrey Master Engineer: Oli Morgan at Abbey Road Studios

'Mboka Moko' written by Juanita Euka, Greg Sanders & Fabio De Oliveira From the LP 'Mabanzo' (Strut Records) Live at Stary Maneż, Gdańsk, as part of Siesta Festival 7th Sept 2022 Vocals: Juanita Euka Drums: Richie Sweet Bass: Alley Lloyd Keys: Jonathan Idiagbonya Guitar: Greg Sanders Percussion: Will Fry Buy 'Mabanzo' here: https://juanitaeuka.bandcamp.com/album/mabanzo IG: https://www.instagram.com/juanitaeuka/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/Juanitaeukamusic Special thanks to Piotr, Marcin & Marcin, Marta & Aga!

Latinx jazz collective Colectiva perform an exclusive piece in the Milton Court Theatre, ahead of their sold out gig with Balimaya Project last October. Show your support for the Barbican by making a donation and help inspire more people to discover and love the arts. https://www.barbican.org.uk/donate Pushing the boundaries of theatre, dance, film, music and visual art, the Barbican is a world-class arts and learning centre. Subscribe: http://ow.ly/O44tx Like: http://www.facebook.com/barbicancentre Follow: http://www.twitter.com/barbicancentre Discover: http://www.instagram.com/barbicancentre Explore: https://www.barbican.org.uk/read-watch-listen What’s on? http://www.barbican.org.uk Welcome to the Barbican Centre's YouTube channel. From exclusive trailers and specially commissioned interviews to concert recordings, behind the scenes tours and insights into the unseen areas of the Barbican, subscribe to our channel for all the latest Barbican videos.

The debut single from COLECTIVA 'Under The', out now on Movimientos. Tormented melodies, jagged horn hits, and a rhythm section bristling with energy open the song, evoking sounds of struggle. Harmonies stack, as the musicians reach a triumphant yet vulnerable precipice. The arrival of a montuno transports them towards a utopia, and launching into a timba-inflected breakdown, COLECTIVA take us home, above the trees, within the earth, where we are one, the big cats chasing snakes while deer run free. Their first single, Under The came to life when jazz pianist Maria Grapsa brought an early arrangement of the tune to the collective. Working together over a series of collaborative sessions typical of their creative process, they crafted the song you hear today. All streaming links here: https://ffm.to/underthe Support COLECTIVA and buy Under The, here: https://colectiva.bandcamp.com/track/under-the COLECTIVA is: Trombone: Viva Msimang Trumpet: Deanna Wilhelm Trumpet: Poppy Daniels Flute: Sarah Wackett Violin: Nadine Nagen Keys: Luisa Santiago Bass: Alley Lloyd Percussion: Lilli Elina Drums: Lya Reis Guerrero Label: Movimientos London Recording + Mixing: Giles Barrett at Soup Studios Mastering: Juan Carlos Arévalo Live Action Director: Natalja Safronova Animation Director: Balbina Bochuzynska Art Direction / Set Design: Juliana Caviedes Art Department Assistant: Christine Cave https://www.instagram.com/colectivamusic https://www.movimientos.org.uk

Bassist on the 'Buttercup' Soundtrack