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Tara Lily

Tia Ice

wed
16
sep
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Ya like jazz? We welcome you to this wonderful fundraising event for the Brighton Women's Equinox Service. There will be a range of multi-disciplinary acts. We're starting off the night with spoken word and Jazz, with Christopher Luu on keys. Then moving on to Neo-soul with some fabulous vocals from Tia Ice. Finally finishing off the night with Tara Lily, an act not to be missed, with her incredible range and Shakti jazz. Come, have a good time and support our cause. We might even have a surprise talk from an established lecturer from Sussex University. Learn about our cause and come out of this event with your best listening ears and groovy feet.

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The first british artist signed to motown records uk, tara lily now records for brighton label tru thoughts. A trinity laban trained pianist and singer, she folds jazz harmony, alternative r&b and skittering electronica into indian classical textures drawn from her british-bengali heritage. Debut album 'speak in the dark' arrived in 2024, since followed by singles and festival sets at glastonbury, we out here and wilderness.

“A multi-faceted journey through sound”

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