An eclectic mix of world music fusing together Flamenco, Jazz, Middle Eastern and ambient sounds

Doors 6 pm, Band 7.30 pm

Duke of George presents

Duende Indalo 'The Eagle Suite' EP Release

Inspired by the likes of Dhafer Youssef, Antonio Forcione and bass guitar mastery reminiscent of Jaco Pastorius, instrumental genre crossing musicians Duende Indalo play an eclectic mix of world music fusing together Flamenco, Jazz, Middle Eastern, Latin and ambient sounds to create something wholly unique. Duende Indalo play with virtuosic rigor to create music that will transport you to every corner of the globe.

Featuring legendary bassist Roy Martinez (Gina Williams, Hank Marvin, Dave Man Collective, Natalie Gillespie), virtuosic jazz drummer Greg Brenton (Steve Hensby Band, Mace Francis Orchestra), classical guitarist maestro Karl Hiller (Odette Mercy and Her Soul Atomics, Grace Barbe-Afro Kreol, Soukouss Internationale), multi-instrumentalist Tony Borthwick on soprano and tenor saxophone, flute and bansuri, multi-percussionist extraordinaire Arunachala and accomplished Indian classically trained tabla player Parvin Hari, Duende Indalo create music that is both soulful and expressive and yet masterfully technical and musically refined.  Duende Indalo are mystifying audiences in sold out venues with their beautifully crafted and unforgettable performances. 

Duende Indalo will be celebrating the release or their second studio recording in just six months with the 3-movement, 25-minute epic piece ‘The Eagle Suite’ at the Duke of George on Saturday, April 20. The band will play in spectacular form with duel percussion and 6-piece band, performing two big sets including the suite in full. ‘The Eagle Suite’ is the band’s most personal, most mature and certainly most epic release to date, telling a story of heart-breaking challenges and courageous triumph. 

Support on the night will come from duo ‘Luz Del Bosque’ who will perform songs from the jungles of Brazil and the Peruvian mountains, to the Mexican Deserts and beyond.

Doors at 6pm.

“Welcome to a new world, a new dimension of musical ability, and a new way to connect with esoteric sounds from across the globe. Duende Indalo combine superior musicianship, creative epiphany and expansive soundscapes.”  Dr Laura Glitsos, Edith Cowen University