Zola Marcelle

The opening night of a new pop-up residency by the Jazz re:freshed label, held at The Factory in POP Brixton, with Zola Marcelle and Joshua Domfeh on the bill. The evening is a jazz event in London.

Jazz re:freshed launches its new pop-up residency in Brixton with this evening at The Factory, a unit within POP Brixton, a venue that hosts concerts and shows in London. The label's approach centres on musical discovery, and this first instalment pairs two artists from the capital's current scene.

Zola Marcelle is a Zimbabwean-born, London-based multidisciplinary artist who draws on Shona and Sotho heritage. The music combines contemporary jazz, soul and experimental sounds. Gilles Peterson and Soweto Kinch have offered support to the artist, and the debut album HOME was released through Jazz re:freshed.

Joshua Domfeh is a London-based composer, songwriter and keyboardist. The music moves across jazz, African music, gospel and contemporary soul, and the artist has worked with Tye Tribbett, Kinga Glyk and Ron Kenoly. The billing is framed as an evening of adventurous sounds and fresh perspectives, in the artist-focused spirit of the label.