My name is Emmanuel Franklyn Adelabu, I am an artist, drummer, composer, arranger, music producer and a well-rounded musician.
I play all sorts of music, but the one style of music I love playing more than most is Jazz – it’s the music where I can explore and execute all my creative and expressive energies and have a lot of fun at the same time! I was born in London and I studied Jazz at Trinity Laban Conservatoire Of Music & Dance, what I have in store for you is original music and a few Jazz Standards in the way that I like to play them – it will be a very entertaining performance I can guarantee you that!
Mikele Montolli: Double Bass
Tom Remon: Guitar
Jim Watson: Piano
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