The MOBO-nominated, Nigerian-born saxophonist and firm fixture of the London jazz scene joins us for an unforgettable night for her album launch of “Ibio-Ibio”.
With a love of fusing African and Western sounds, her music is a delightful blend of Afrofuturism, hip hop and jazz. A star of the renowned Jazz Jamaica, she’s since gone on to produce two albums of critical acclaim in Isang and The People Could Fly.
Camilla’s music is warm yet authoritative, relaxed yet imaginative. Join us for an intimate experience with “The Golden Girl of Jazz” at this year’s EFG London Jazz Festival.
More Camden Listings MORE
African political philosophy
This course is an introduction to African political philosophy.Over nine sessions we will engage with the discourse and…
Pete Rock
One of the most legendary figures in hip-hop history, Pete Rock returns to the capital for his biggest UK show on…
Nasty C
South African multi-platinum music sensation, Nasty C, has generated over 1 billion streams globally. Hailing from Durban,…
BLK Odyssy
BLK ODYSSY’s music is pushed by liberation, diving into his personal history as a Black musician and the…
Art in ancient and medieval Sahara
In this course we shall explore the Ancient and Medieval history of the Sahara and the Sahel, its…
The life and times of Ignatius Sancho: slave, composer, man of letters, grocer and first Black British voter
Explore the life of the 18th century black Londoner, Ignatius Sancho. Orphaned on a slave ship bound for…
Ethiopia: Guerrilla Insurgency and Italian Colonization, 1936-1941
This course is a historical reconstruction of Ethiopia’s guerrilla insurgency, its actors and their motivation, peculiarity, and/or commonness…
Miles Davis: from bebop to hip-hop
An in-depth exploration of the music, life and times of this frequently innovative, often controversial but always influential…