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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

Black Girl Blues by Shunaji, the first single from the artist's Alienation project (2022). Lyrics: https://genius.com/Shunaji-black-girl-blues-lyrics Available on Bandcamp, Spotify, SoundCloud and Tidal. Cast: Shunaji as Host, Guest Star and Alien Ashleigh Carby as Personal Assistant Carli Adams as Backing Vocalist Hannah Dilkes as Trombonist Roella Oloro as Pianist Alley Llyod as Bassist Tash Keary as Drummer Team: Director: Destinie Paige Producer: Connie Shea Runner: Ellie Harris 1st Assistant Director: Eli Haylor Director of Photography: Amy Reid 1st Assistant Camera: Nick Bordeaux 2nd Assistant Camera: Lucy Galliford Gaffer: Nick Bourdeaux Spark: Holly McCandless-Desmond Set Designer: Sarah Fletcher Art Assistant: Daniel Jesty Art Assistant: Abbie Edwards Stylist: Tiyana Henriques Make-up Artist: Ashleigh Carby Editor: Will March Colourist: Nick Bordeaux Studio Recording: Lead vocals: Shunaji Backing vocals: Naima Adams, Evie Asio Bass: Alley Lloyd Drums: Tash Keary Keys: Roella Oloro Samples, synth, programming: Shunaji Tenor Saxophone: Ben Vize Trombone: Laura Impallomeni Special thanks to Help Musicians UK for funding this project. Follow Shunaji: https://www.instagram.com/iamshunaji https://twitter.com/iamshunaji https://www.facebook.com/iamshunaji www.shunaji.com

LISTEN HERE: https://ffm.to/yonomevoy https://santuariocompilation.bandcamp.com/track/yo-no-me-voy www.instagram.com/waramusic Yo No Me Voy is a celebration of Latinx immigrants, our stories, our journey, and a call to empowerment. This is the story of all of us. The musician who decided to stay at the final city of the international tour, and not go back home. The lawyer who sold her snazzy flat in a nice area of the city to get a tiny financial head start in her new life in Switzerland. The Mexican teenager who walked through the border and watched two people die of dehydration along the way. The indigenous activist in Argentina who flees the danger of constant death threats. The student from a well-off family who got accepted to Oxford and is expected to make big bucks and marry a "good white girl". The child who was plucked out of bed one night and plonked onto a makeshift raft along with her father and brother, who set sail into the ocean and were never seen again. Congresswomen. Teachers. Judges. Architects. Strippers. Deliveroo people. Postgrad students. Cleaners. Doctors. Mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters. Bound together by an "aquí" and an "allá". We are many and we are here. And we are not going anywhere because this is our home now too. WARA is: Eliane Correa Juanita Euka Fedzilla Alley Lloyd Ernesto Marichales Alexis Kraniou Horns: Eikel Venegas (trp & flugel), Landy Díaz (trb), Gabriele Pribetti (ten sax) Mixed by Erik Aldrey Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering Lyrics by: Eliane Correa & Fedzilla Music by: Eliane Correa & Alley Lloyd Label: Movimientos Records 2021 Distribution: Proper

Recorded live at 5db Studios London Recorded by Alejandro Lovera Mixed by Javier Weyler Assistant engineers: Jan Brzerzinski and Casper Miles Mastered by Ricardo Landaeta at CLP, US Personnel: Composed and band led by Roella Oloro Vocalists Winnie E. Sandy Plum Rappers: Shunaji (Vanessa Sauls) Rjay - Reece Ferreira Rhythm Section: Rhodes: Roella Oloro Synths and sounds: Lorenz Okello-Osengor Guitar: Daniel Kemshell Guitar: TJoe Cheung Bass: Alley Lloyd Horns Trumpet: Poppy Daniels Trombone: Laura Impallomeni Alto Sax: Donovan Haffner Alto Sax: Emma Rawicz Tenor Sax: James Akers Message from Roella Oloro: Sacrificial Lamb is my cathartic processing experience of two things. The death of George Floyd; an event occurring in the height of a global pandemic that shook the world to its core and the death of Jesus Christ; the reality and re-considering of which I reckoned with and was moved by more than ever going through and coming out of 2020's lockdown. Never in my life had I seen protests take place across the world for such a unified cause. We witnessed a historical moment in last year's global coming together that cannot be forgotten or treated as a passing phase. 'Sacrificial Lamb' is a continuation of the conversations that arose in the wake of Floyd's death on this day last year. Seeing people of different ethnicities become equally outraged by the blatant injustice of one brother at the hands of essentially another, struck a bitter sweet chord within me. It reminded me that the fight against police brutality, racial prejudice but most of all the principalities and powers revelling in the calamities of this broken world is one that we are all needed for no matter what community we represent. As a Christian, this also has meaning for me on a spiritual level. Revelation 7 vs 9 says it best with the picture of heaven being a multi-cultural one. This is strengthened by Jesus bringing this heavenly multi-ethnic unity down to earth by declaring that disciples are to be made of ALL nations. These realisations influenced my selection of the musicians on the track; each person hailing from diverse ethnic backgrounds with an equal representation of genders among the instrumentalists and vocalists. As a black female instrumentalist, it also meant a lot to me that women instrumentalists were equally represented in this bands line-up. It is also such a blessing that this multi-ethnic representation continues down to the high quality audio engineers and filmmakers from 5db studios; without which this project would never have even gotten off the ground! More on 5db The collaboration which has formed between myself, my friends and 5db studios in West London has been an absolutely beautiful answered prayer. It came at a time when the facilitation of a project this size really did look like it was going to be impossible; especially with COVID rendering all of our processes so much more difficult. Never have I ever experienced a group of people who understood the vision that I brought to them in such detail and have shown such commitment to bringing the vision into fruition. 5db truly gave their all to the facilitation of the audio and video content of 'Sacrificial Lamb'. Without the hard work, of the audio engineers who gave their time and high level of skill to the recording and mixing process and the filmmakers who masterfully captured the entire 3-day rehearsal and recording process merging artistic concepts with musical ones; this project WOULD NOT be what it is today! For this I am eternally thankful.

Listen to Storm: https://spoti.fi/39in1pW Follow Sofia Grant: https://instagram.com/gsopg https://facebook.com/sofiagrantmusic Storm by Rare Silk, written by Marylynn Gillaspie and Stanley Turrentine Vocals, arrangement and creative direction - Sofia Grant Bass and vocals - Alley Lloyd Keyboard and vocals - Madeleine Jones Vocals - Plumm Trumpet - Poppy Daniels Drums and percussion - Lya Reis Guerrero Music production - Elliot Wenman Video production, direction and editing - Rachel Winton and Ben Cole Recorded at Abubilla Music