The Three Seas + Delay 45

'Antahkarana' Australian Tour feat. Raju Das Baul w/ Matt Keegan, Deo Ashis Mothey, Hilary Geddes, Brendan Clark and Gaurab Chatterjee

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Featuring

Raju Das Baul | lead vocal, khamak
Matt Keegan | baritone sax, harmonium, vocals
Deo Ashis Mothey | lead vocals, dotora, acoustic guitar, esraj
Hilary Geddes | electric guitar, fx
Brendan Clark | electric bass, dotora, vocals
Gaurab Chatterjee | lead vocals, drums, dupki, acoustic guitar

With

Tom Avgenicos | trumpet
Roshan Kumarage | piano
Dave Quinn | bass
Ashley Stoneham | drums

Details

The Three Seas launch Antaḥkaraḥa, a bold fusion of Baul mysticism, Himalayan folk, spiritual jazz, dub and rock. Celebrating 15 years of collaboration between Australia and West Bengal, the ensemble moves from dancefloor energy to meditative depth in a powerful, rhythm-driven live experience.

“Transcendent sonic experiences”

The Independent Music Magazine

The Three Seas return to Australia to launch their most expansive work to date, Antaḥkaraḥa.

Weaving Baul mysticism, Himalayan folk, spiritual jazz, dub and rock, the ensemble creates a global fusion that moves both body and mind. Ancient poetry drifts through dub-infused grooves, Nepali folk melodies entwine with baritone saxophone riffs, and shamanic chants rise alongside rock and electronica.

Uniting musicians from Australia and West Bengal, The Three Seas celebrate 15 years of musical exchange with this powerful new offering, written and recorded at Real World Studios. Moving between dancefloor energy and deeply meditative spaces, they invite audiences into a collective experience grounded in rhythm, soul and unity.

“In a world where new music often sounds just like everything else out there, it is a rare moment when something totally unique, interesting and infectiously good comes along…”

Music News Monthly

With

Delay 45

Delay 45 is a contemporary jazz & improvisation quartet led by trumpet/composer Tom Avgenicos, alongside close collaborators Roshan Kumarage (piano), Dave Quinn (bass) and Ashley Stoneham (drums).

With a musical relationship that stretches back as far as their high school years, and described as “a bold new chapter in Australian jazz” (Sydney Morning Herald), Delay 45 have created a dynamic performance style that flows seamlessly between structure and spontaneity. Their performance style is characterised by simple and recurring motifs interspersed with tight-knit interplay and textural dynamism.

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