Abel Selaocoe, joined by friends including Dudu’ Kouate and Kit Downes, explores ideas of ritual, ancestral dialogue, language and communal gathering.
Cultures collide in an ethereal sound-world, finding a common thread in the voice and tapping into overtones around us.
This fully improvised venture dissolves the role of audience and artists.
Abel Selaocoe is a Southbank Centre Resident Artist.
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