This week - February 06: Arcadio, Michael Price & Peter Gregson + Dakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq [uc web | facebook | soundcloud]

Last time - Buy/Download the music of The Wave Pictures, The Leaf Library + Citizen Helene. The busy and blurry wonder of the event was captured by Michael Jones here. [if you'd like to join the volunteer photography team do drop us an email, see below]

Electro-Salsa meets free improvisation; led by composer-improviser Andy Hall, Arcadio brings together London's finest musicians and percussionists. There’s also the intriguing combination of Michael Price & Peter Gregson. Michael's debut album Entanglement was described as ‘gorgeous’ by Rolling Stone, as ‘a neo-classical treat’ by Uncut, and Clash remarked that ‘the emotional clout of this music is quite staggering’. Peter Gregson is a cellist and composer who works at the forefront of the new music scene. Dakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq create vast cinematic soundscapes, all of which sound like scenes from films. They only play a handful of shows each year, so make sure you see them at Daylight Music.

Arcadio web | video		Michael Price web + video & Peter Gregso		Dakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq web | video
Check out the new season which includes music which ranges from Electro-Salsa to J-Pop. facebook | website Entry to Daylight Music is free but we ask you consider giving a small donation (suggested £5.00) which we put towards the running costs and expenses of bringing these bands, from all over the world, to the venue. Each Saturday our tea, coffee and cake are supplied by the incredible Margins Cafe, more details about them can be found here. And if you'd like to learn more about volunteering or playing the organ, videoing, photographing or of course performing contact us daylight@jointhecircle.net Further Reading - our presenter and producer Ben Eshmade can be heard introducing you to more music and film in a series of Barbican podcasts on cinema, contemporary + classical music. We're also looking forward to Bang on a Can All-Stars on 17th April.