PHOTO: © Diego Alejandro Quartet
Diego Alejandro Quartet
In the organizer's words:
Roman Polatzky - alto sax
Alabapia - keyboards
Diego Alejandro - bass and composition
Manu Husseini - drums
Diego Alejandro is a bassist, jazz composer, painter, and producer from Chile, currently based in Leipzig and Berlin (Germany). His sound, characterized by futuristic soundscapes, jazz fusion, lo-fi, neo-soul, and soulful melodies, draws on South American rhythms and soothing, free experimentation.
With a profound love for music, he weaves a captivating tapestry of cinematic harmonies and melodies, complexly juxtaposed against mathematical rhythms and progressive influences, all while maintaining the groove, elegance, and good taste. He collaborates with a wide variety of artists from his neighborhood and around the world. In 2019, he released his first album as a composer, Parresía’s “Entre planetas y cunetas,”
Diego Alejandro’s latest release, featuring Kota No Uta (Apple), was played on BBC 2 on Jamie Cullum’s show, Jazzfmuk with Chris Philips. He also performed a live session at the Ost Passage Theater, contributed to the “Noname” track on the “Golden Rules” compilation, and released “Original 5.” He participated in the “7THEX” artistic residency organized by Xjazz and is currently working on a new album set for release in April.
Free admission—a reasonable donation is requested.
Free admission—we suggest making a donation if you enjoy the band.
The concert will take place outdoors in the beer garden of the Berliner Berg Brewery. In case of rain or bad weather, please check our website to see if the event will take place as planned.
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