Ayo Vincent Trio + Deelee Dubé Quintet
Ayo Vincent Trio + Deelee Dubé Quintet
Wed 20 November 2024
Stage time / 7:30pm
Doors / 6:30pm
Celebrating the Jazz Clubs
Location
World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens,3 Ponton Road
Nine Elms
London
SW11 7BD
An evening of traditional jazz with cross genre influences.
AYO VINCENT TRIO
Ayo Vincent is a jazz pianist, composer and arranger from South West London. A graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and mentee of the British jazz legend Julian Joseph, Ayo regularly performs across the UK.
Ayo’s new jazz trio, with Wilf Cameron-Marples on drums and Ezekiel Ajie on bass, will present a set of traditional jazz with cross genre influences.
DEELEE DUBÉ
A former house vocalist at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s ‘Acoustic Jazz Lounge’, London-born and multi-award-winning vocal artist and songwriter Deelee Dubé made history as the first British Sassy Awards recipient, winning the prestigious Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition in 2016.
Recorded on the Concord Jazz record label and digitally released in 2020 to unequivocal critical acclaim, her debut album ‘Trying Times’ was applauded with a four star review by All About Jazz, as well as winning the South African Mzantsi Jazz Award for Best International Jazz Collaboration in 2021.
AYO VINCENT TRIO
Ayo Vincent is a jazz pianist, composer and arranger from South West London. A graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and mentee of the British jazz legend Julian Joseph, Ayo regularly performs across the UK.
Ayo’s new jazz trio, with Wilf Cameron-Marples on drums and Ezekiel Ajie on bass, will present a set of traditional jazz with cross genre influences.
DEELEE DUBÉ
A former house vocalist at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s ‘Acoustic Jazz Lounge’, London-born and multi-award-winning vocal artist and songwriter Deelee Dubé made history as the first British Sassy Awards recipient, winning the prestigious Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition in 2016.
Recorded on the Concord Jazz record label and digitally released in 2020 to unequivocal critical acclaim, her debut album ‘Trying Times’ was applauded with a four star review by All About Jazz, as well as winning the South African Mzantsi Jazz Award for Best International Jazz Collaboration in 2021.
