Bflat and Radio Indigo will present Friday Jazz with Cyrille Aimee on vocals, Warren Walker on saxophone, Mario Carrillo on bass and Tarun Balani on drums at 8.30 pm on November 4.
Cyrille Aimee has proven herself to be an unstoppable, undeniable talent in the modern age of jazz and pop music, on the New York music scene. Internationally renowned and praised for her unparalleled abilities, Cyrille’s vocal stylings are synonymous with
musical genius.
Warren Walker is a saxophonist, composer, educator and producer of considerable artistry and
stylistic breadth.
A rising star in the European Jazz Scene, Warren holds a BM degree from the University of Nevada, Reno. Warren studied with Peter Epstein, David Ake, Hans Halt, Andy Heglund, and Larry Engstrom. During his time at the university, he also had the opportunity to share the stage with Joshua Redman, Dave Holland, Michael Brecker, Tim Warfield, Robin Eubanks, and Bob Berg.
Mario Carrillo, a Berklee College of Music Alumnus, is a versatile bass player skilled both with the Upright and the Electric Bass. He has performed extensively in Spain and internationally He co-founded Jazzlibitum (with Gabriel Casanova), a thrilling group combining jazz harmonies with funky grooves and electronics. He has become musically border-less, collaborating with many musicians from all around the world in countless projects from Indian and Pakistani Music to Flamenco or Cuban rhythms, from jazz and soul to
orchestral works.
Tarun Balani holds a bachelors degree in music from the prestigious Berklee College of music. Tarun developed his voice as a world jazz drummer playing for the Berklee Global Jazz Ensemble where he studied and shared the stage with artistes like Danilo Perez, John Patitucci, Joe lovano, Goerge Garzone, Ran Carter, among others.
Tarun is also the creative director at Global Music Institute. Global Music Institute brings a distinctive and modern approach to music education in India. Their curriculum is comprehensive in its true sense, with an in-depth study of Indian Classical and Folk music, along with a broad range of musical genres including Jazz, Rock, Pop, Blues, Western Classical, and World Music.
