Camilla George alto sax; Dan Casimir bass; Shirley Tetteh guitar; Al Macsween piano and keys; Rod Youngs drums
Formed in 2014, Camilla George Quartet showcases some of London’s finest young talent.
Camilla’s music is a celebration of the jazz tradition, from its African roots through to its modern forms. It’s a fusion of African, Caribbean and modern jazz influences. The band has recently performed with a number of artists, including Courtney Pine at The Barbican and Dee Dee Bridgewater at Cadogan Hall. This year, she appeared at Love Supreme Jazz Festival, Cheltenham Jazz Festival and London Jazz Festival.
Camilla is currently working on her follow-up album, ‘The People Could Fly’, which is based on African folktales and will be released in Autumn 2018.
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