Wayne Snow’s music exudes an enchanting, vibrant warmth.
Channelling the sounds of his Nigerian upbringing, Snow crafts a rich and sultry blend of sun-kissed soul and expansive jazz drawing on influences such as Fela Kuti and Sade alongside his love for Afrofuturism.
Since his relocation to Berlin in 2013, Snow has “become central to the city’s burgeoning future jazz and neo-soul scene” (XLR8R).
A frequent collaborator with producer Max Graef, Snow’s debut album ‘Freedom TV’ purveys a self-assured creative voice. His reflective new album ‘Figurine’ sees Snow further develop his artistic vision in his most personal work to date.
The event will now take place on Thu 24 Nov 22 All existing tickets for the event originally taking place on Tue 18 Jan 22 remain valid for the new date.
Presented by Bristol Beacon
Standing show
14+ (Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)
“[Snow has] become central to [Berlin’s] burgeoning future jazz and neo-soul scene”
XLR8R
Support from
ZOOBERs
The brainchild of Dorian Childs-Prophet (Dundundun), Chris Langton (Snazzback) and Harriet Riley (Paraorchestra) – In their works, synthesizers and vibraphone mesh together in ‘Reich-style’ evolving patterns, over odd stacking rhythms. Their rich harmonic electronica contains shades of Messiaen and Ricardo Villalobos amongst improvisation and sharp angles.
Plus
Sophia Harari
Sophia Harari is a spoken word artist and vocalist using storytelling to explore identity and intimacy with tenderness. Their influences range from Erykah Badu to Betty Wright to Akua Naru to Jaguar Wright; those that move between words and melodies with beauty and honesty.
The venue
Exchange
Covid-19 Safety Measures at Exchange
If you have Covid-19 symptoms or have been asked to self-isolate you should not attend this event.
Please wear mask if you are able to.
Viruskiller UVC air filtrations units installed
Getting There
Getting There
Address: 72, 73 Old Market Street, Bristol, BS2 0EJ
Exchange is located near Bristol city centre in Old Market, 300m from the east end of Castle Park and opposite Old Market Street bus stop.
Access Information
Access Information
Exchange has a small ramp entrance from street level. The bar, main event space and accessible toilet have level access on the ground floor. There is on street parking opposite the venue with more behind 250m away.
