Love Supreme brings back Supreme Standards events for Autumn 2021

Love Supreme's series will see Mark Kavuma, Cherise and Raquel Martins perform this autumn

Author: Alastair SteelPublished 22nd Sep 2021
Last updated 22nd Sep 2021

Supreme Standards, Love Supreme's platform for emerging talent, returns this autumn with a series of shows. The series hopes to spotlight some of the best talent that might one day grace the main stages of the festival.

Supreme Standards covers jazz, hip-hop, soul, neo-soul, funk, afrobeat, house, disco and those artists who sit somewhere in the middle of those labels.

Have a look at what they have coming up...

Mark Kavuma & The Banger Factory and Cherise | 2nd October - Horatio’s, Brighton Pier

The Banger Factory is a group of companions who want to bring the people a good time. The Outfit, led by the Jazz FM Award-nominated Mark Kavuma (trumpet), explores completely original material and features some of the most gifted, engaging and masterful musicians on the London jazz scene today.

A Tomorrow’s Warriors graduate, Cherise has played venues including the Royal Albert Hall and Washington DC’s Kennedy Centre, and has performed alongside artists including Nubiyan Twist and Corinne Bailey Rae. In 2019 Cherise was awarded Jazz FM’s Vocalist of the Year Award and in 2020, she was also named Vocalist of the Year by the Parliamentary Jazz Awards

The performance is part of the Brighton Jazz Festival and in collaboration with New Generation Jazz.

Tickets are available here.

Ash Walker, Raquel Martins and PIE | 21st October - Notting Hill Arts Club

Renowned DJ and producer Ash Walker brings his live show to the Notting Hill Arts Club alongside Raquel Martins (guitarist to Poppy Ajudha) who will be playing her new EP live for the first time. Support comes from PIE.

Tickets are available here.

Project Hilts and Quinn Oulton | 17th November - Colours, Hoxton

Project Hilts are an eight-piece fusion of jazz, 2000s grime, latin, soul and hip-hop who have recently moved to London having built a cult following in Leeds. They’re a danceable, high energy live outfit who supported Submotion Orchestra pre-pandemic and have burst out of lockdown with a string of new releases.

Quinn Oulton is a south London based multi-instrumentalist, vocalist & producer. He exhibits a raw sound, melding soaring vocals and tangled acoustic textures with abstract electronics. Mentored by Julian Joseph and Soweto Kinch, he now tours with Moses Boyd and has worked with the likes of Conor Albert, Demae and scored something of an underground hit with Mom Tudie and SAHRA in the form of “Take Your Time.”

The double bill performance is as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.

Tickets are available here.

About Supreme Standards:

Supreme Standards comes from the team behind Love Supreme Jazz Festival. It exists to expand the scope of what Love Supreme can be: putting a spotlight on new, emerging and underground talent.

Previous Supreme Standards have featured the Jazz FM Award-nominated Ego Ella May, Ruby Rushton, PYJAEN, the Jazz FM Award-nominated Emma-Jean Thackray and many more..