jazzexzess w/ LūX & OS BARBAPAPAS

In the organizer's words:

LūX

Carolin Schnabel - vocals, electronics, noise

Jan Lukas Roßmüller - synthesizer

Elias Weber - bass

Henry Hahnfeldt - drums, electronics

german: A melting pot of free improvisation and groove, embellished with electronic elements and lyrics that focus on feminist and global political issues, among others. LūX creates soundscapes that emerge from the moment. The diversity of the voice surprises with unexpected, whimsical, delicate and warm sounds. Sometimes puristic, sometimes alienated, it tells stories and merges with the multifaceted analog and synthetic instrumental world.

english: Blending free improvisation and groove, LūX create sonic environments bursting with both feminist and political meditations. Their interplay between text fragments, analog, and synthetic instrumentalization creates a world that is at once bizarre, delicate, and warm. Sometimes puristic, sometimes alienated, LūX's output boasts a vast and unexpected spectrum of sound.

OS BARBAPAPAS
Barbara Mucciollo - drums
Fernando Lima - percussion
Rubens da Selva - electric guitar
Tomás Oliveira - glass harp
Fernanda Horvath - bass

german: Anyone who has always wondered what Brazilian tropicalismo sounds like with the addition of Moroccan Gnawa music, jazz from Ethiopia, a home-made pot guitar and a glass harp should listen to Os Barbapapas. The quartet from São Paulo named themselves after a cult French cartoon family from the 70s and have now released their second album on Staatsakt / Fun In The Church: "Enigma" is the name of this "food for the heart and soul" (WDR), which seems to have come from another galaxy to irradiate us with musical sunshine. Outernational music, "simply soothing in these times of madness" (radioeins).

english: São Paulo-based quartet Os Barbapapas trapeze the vast richness of Brazilian musical heritage and beyond. Naming themselves after a cult French cartoon family from the 70s, the collective's members bring varied musical backgrounds to the forefront, some have traveled to Morocco to master Gnawa, others played in circuses, or were born in the heartland of samba. This multiplicity of influences informs the complex, yet breezy instrumentals heard on their latest album "Enigma" out on Staatsakt / Fun In The Church. The otherworldly record, as put by radioeins, is 'soothing in these times of madness'.

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ADMISSION 20:00h / BEGINNING 21:00h

Price information:

Limited pre sale ticket: 10,00€ + booking fee Regular pre sale ticket: 15,00€ + booking fee Box Office / Boxoffice: 20,00€