Melancholy jazz harmony meets alternative hip-hop and soul in the music of self-taught pianist and sometime rapper Alfa Mist.
Growing up in Newham, East London, he began his musical journey as a grime and hip-hop producer.
He soon found himself drawn to the jazz, world music and film soundtracks he discovered through sampling.
His recently released second album Antiphon has pushed him forward as one to watch on the new jazz scene.
His first record Nocturne featured the likes of Tom Misch and Jordan Rakei.
Support comes from London-based singer, songwriter, composer and cellist Lucinda Chua.
Bristol
Friday 2nd to Saturday 31st October 2026
Explore Bristol’s influential jungle and early drum and bass culture through an exhibition of poster designs inspired by…
Bristol
Saturday 17 October 2026 – Sunday 7 February 2027
A major exhibition at Bristol’s Arnolfini brings together more than 150 works by acclaimed artist Joy Gregory, exploring…
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Saturday 17th October 2026
People affected by the Windrush scandal are being invited to share their experiences directly with the Independent Windrush…
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Sunday 18th October 2026
St Mary’s Church in Henbury will mark Anti-Slavery Sunday with a special Black History Month service examining the…
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Monday 19th October 2026
UWE Bristol brings people together for an evening celebrating Black heritage, creativity, culture and community as part of…
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Wednesday 21st October 2026
Historic footage from Bristol’s Kuumba Centre will return to the screen for a special Black History Month evening…
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Friday 23rd October 2026
Author Stuart Taylor leads an evening exploring colonialism, cultural heritage, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and alternative ways of understanding…
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Saturday 24th October 2026
Families are invited to discover the colour, creativity and textile traditions of the Yoruba people of Nigeria at…