New Wave Magazine and Jazz Cafe presentsIntro: R&B Session
Line up
- Khazali
- Chrissi
- Raheaven
- PDЯ (New Wave Magazine DJ)
Price
Standing: £10 Restaurant: £20
Doors
19:00-22:30
Partnering up with London’s leading digital voice for young talent, New Wave Magazine joins the Jazz Cafe for live performances of the UK’s most exciting talent to look forward to in 2023 from the RnB scene.
Khazali
With pockets of deep trance, pop and RnB from his single ‘Comfort’, launched the London singer-songwriter to the main stage. Layering impeccable vocals on four-to-the-floor string lead productions, his vocals and music production reminds any musical lover of Sampha, James Blake, Jack Garratt and Joy Anonymous all in one.
Raheaven
You may have heard her angelic vocals on Jay Prince’s debut album, the Eritrean singer/ songwriter continues to shape the landscape of RnB in the UK. Releasing her debut EP ‘2PERSONAL’ in 2021 brought the Y2K unfiltered hits of ‘7AM’ and ‘Leave Him Alone’.
Chrissi
Diving into a beautiful crossover of pop, soul and alternative music, the Essex singer’s quirky self-loving lyrics are fit for any Spice Girl lover and hairbrush singer.
Partnering up with London’s leading digital voice for young talent, New Wave Magazine joins the Jazz Cafe for live performances of the UK’s most exciting talent to look forward to in 2023 from the RnB scene.
Khazali
With pockets of deep trance, pop and RnB from his single ‘Comfort’, launched the London singer-songwriter to the main stage. Layering impeccable vocals on four-to-the-floor string lead productions, his vocals and music production reminds any musical lover of Sampha, James Blake, Jack Garratt and Joy Anonymous all in one.
Raheaven
You may have heard her angelic vocals on Jay Prince’s debut album, the Eritrean singer/ songwriter continues to shape the landscape of RnB in the UK. Releasing her debut EP ‘2PERSONAL’ in 2021 brought the Y2K unfiltered hits of ‘7AM’ and ‘Leave Him Alone’.
Chrissi
Diving into a beautiful crossover of pop, soul and alternative music, the Essex singer’s quirky self-loving lyrics are fit for any Spice Girl lover and hairbrush singer.