Reviews and photos from our sold-out album launch at Kings Place, Saturday 22nd February 2025
- Mar 11, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 20, 2025
Thanks so much to everyone who came to our packed-out Effra album launch at Kings Place last month. We couldn't have wished for a better space to play in. We had some lovely reviews from Jazzwise and UK Jazz News, plus some awesome photos from Matthew Johnson. Finally, a massive thank you to Scott Chapman, Liam Dunachie, James Davison, Sam Rapley and Tom Smith for your awesome playing and great vibes on stage. I don't know wherever I'd be without you all.
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