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Come enjoy the jazz-influenced trip-hop/downtempo sounds of The Jared Lang Band, who will be performing live at Tokyo Lounge on Saturday 22 January.

The Jared Lang Band combines jazz, hip hop, funk and rock - sometimes exciting and energetic, sometimes downtempo and cool. A group of excellent musicians who are all established in their own right, Jared’s original music is influenced by artists such as Portishead, The Cinematic Orchestra, Herbie Hancock, Massive Attack, the Herbaliser and Miles Davis.

With vocalist Tea Lončar, saxophonist Dean Mongerio, pianist/keyboardist Jared Lang, bassist Connor Chappelle, and drummer Guy Mabanza, The Jared Lang Band has performed at various Beijing venues such as Tokyo Lounge, Modernista, The Bricks, and Jianghu Bar.

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Telea

Liia

Xiafan

Tsunami

Piano & Vocal

Ember Swift 子玉 - Acoustic Guitar & Vocals

Gabriel Beaudoin - Electric Guitar

9:00PM @Tango by Ala House

Sejin Bae Trio

Sejin bae 裴世珍 - piano

Simone Schirru - guitar

Nathaniel Gao 高太行 - saxophone

9:00PM @Tango by Ala House

Moreno Donadel Trio

Moreno Donadel - piano

王晨淮 Charlie Wang - double bass

Anthony Vanacore - drum

Anni Wang is a captivating singer who always performs with soul and passion. Under the guidance of world-class jazz vocalist Ines Trickovic, Anni has fostered a unique interpretation of jazz, and consistently brings that creative spirit to every stage she walks onto. In the past years, she has been performing jazz in major cities such as Macau, Guangzhou, Lisbon, Boston, Bangkok, and Beijing, among others. In 2015, she held a special concert entitled "Doppelgänger" in Chongqing, China, featuring two sides of her musical personality - the quiet and powerful, and the wild and humorous. She obtained a research Master's degree in Linguistics, and is fond of mixing multi-cultural influences into her jazz performances. Always working diligently on her vocal expression and musicality, Anni Wang has achieved a sound uniquely her own— a voice reflected by the soul, rhythm, and heartbeat of jazz.

Liu Peiyi, jazz saxophonist and composer.

In 2010, he received a scholarship and was admitted to the Berklee College of Music, where he studied with jazz saxophonist George Garzone, jazz educator Ed Tomassi, Hal Crook, and Dr. Shannon LeClaire. In 2013, he obtained a bachelor's degree in jazz saxophone performance from the college. In 2014, he recorded and released his first jazz album "15 Years" in Boston. In 2017, he received a scholarship and was admitted to the New England Conservatory of Music, where he studied under the world-renowned jazz saxophone educator Jerry Bergonzi, Grammy Award winner Donny McCaslin, Jazz Pioneer saxophone musicians Mark Turner, Miguel Zenon, and followed Ken schaphorst and Frank Carlberg to study jazz composition, also took a year of band rehearsal in the band class of legendary jazz drummer Bob Moses, and obtained a master's degree in jazz performance from the school in 2019. . In 2019, he recorded and completed his second original jazz album "Flow of Soul" in Boston. As a professional saxophonist, Liu Peiyi has lived in the United States for many years, and has maintained cooperation with international musicians and has been well received. Join legendary contemporary jazz bassist Dave Holland at Brown Hall in Boston in 2019. In 2013, he collaborated with the famous American saxophonist Wealter Beasley on Wealter Beasley's classic work "Free" Liu Peiyi held saxophone lectures and special concerts in many music academies in China, including Zhejiang Conservatory of Music, Sichuan Conservatory of Music, Xi'an Conservatory of Music, Xinjiang Conservatory of Music Art Institute, Northwest University for Nationalities School of Music, and Beijing Midi School of Music, etc. Many of his students have been successfully admitted to the Berklee College of Music in the United States and the Prince Claude Conservatory of Music in the Netherlands.

This will be jazz saxophonist and composer Liu Peiyi's second original album "Flow Of Soul" recorded in Boston in 2019. This is a record of his years of studying jazz in the United States. Personal experience, as well as an original album of jazz teaching in China and the United States in recent years, precipitation and reflection on cultural exchanges

Singer: Sue Wang Wang Yisu (China)

Singer, host in Chinese and English. Sue is an experienced singer who pays attention not only to musical skills but also to cultural and social significance. Her timbre is full and rich, and her sound processing is flexible and changeable. Her understanding and presentation of music also incorporates her sense of the world. The delicacy of the East and the power of the West. Sue has been studying traditional vocal soprano/second soprano in the city choir since she was 10 years old, and obtained a level 7 certificate in vocal music. The university began to frequently perform on stage and win awards. Since 2014, he has cooperated with musicians from all over the world to perform jazz-based, pop, soul, R&B and other styles of music, showing the flexibility of the melody and the flow of feelings in the improvisation of singing. Sue can sing in Chinese, English, Korean, Cantonese. Lead duo, quartet, quintet, also participate in jazz big band.

Experienced in performing/winning:

Performed solo performances at well-known live houses in Beijing such as Jianghu, The Bricks, DDC, etc.; in November 2020 at BlueNote Beijing with a quartet to perform a special fusion jazz performance; in October 2020 with a quintet at the "Intelligent Manufacturing Life Festival" "Do live performances; In 2019, he was invited to be a guest performer at the "Peking University Stanford Center" in the US National Day Celebration; in 2019, he was the resident singer of the "Balboa night" quartet at the Sunday Swing Ball at The Bricks, and in 2018 in Hong Kong for "The Italian" Sea Group” served as a bilingual host and singer for the first Asian VIP dinner event; was invited to perform at the 2017 annual grand ceremony of the Chinese youth elite community NGCC; resident performance at the Wanda Sofitel in 2016; Poly Group’s 2015 Time Museum Auction VIP In 2014, he participated in the adaptation of the Broadway musical "The Wild Party" by American director Andrew Delo (founder of "Future Dance Troupe" under Peking University Film School), and sang "Buenos Aires" from the classic opera "Evita". He used to be the designated propaganda singer of "Coca-Cola" in Jiangsu from 2005 to 2007; as a singer guest, he participated in the recording of China Education TV's evening party, and participated in the recording of many variety shows on Jiangsu TV.