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8:00 PM GMT+2
Tamar Osborn, Varier: Berlin
Tamar Osborn (baritone sax & flute), Regis Molina (saxophones & flutes), Maurice Louca (prepared guitar & electronics), Rosa Brunello (bass), Bex Burch (percussion) and Dudú Kouate (percussion)
Record release concert for Tamar Osborn's latest release Varier: Berlin (Dark Circles 2026). Centered around the concepts and rituals of improvisation, collaboration and music as a tool for healing, Varier is a project drawn from two recording sessions completed in different cities—Berlin and London—with two different ensembles. The Varier: Berlin session is the first to be released and sees Tamar further develop her approach to collaborative playing.
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Artist bio
Rosa Brunello is an Italian bass player and composer whose skills range from free improvisations to electric rock, dub and south-american music. She loves to blend acoustic and electronic sounds in order to challenge the boundaries between genres and live up to her motto of music without borders.
She developed her musical style while playing and studying in Berlin, Paris and Amsterdam and has developed her sound through performances around the globe. She is a curious traveler, who is persistently drawn to stray from the beaten path. She has extensively toured in South America, Japan, Canada, Egypt and all over Europe.
Along her travels she collaborates with influential artists such as jazz icon Dee Dee Bridgewater, visionary Egyptian producer Maurice Louca, British-Arabic star Yazz Ahmed, eclectic drummer-producer Tommaso Cappellato, saxophonist/composer and multi-wind instrumentalist Tamar Osborn, singer-composers Camilla Battaglia and Alessia Obino, jazz saxophone player Chelsea Carmichael and guitarist Enrico Terragnoli.
In 2022, she releases “Sounds Like Freedom” for the Los Angeles record label Domanda Music, followed by “Senseless Acts Of Love” (May 6, 2024) alongside Yazz Ahmed, Tamar Osborn, Luca Tapino, Enrico Terragnoli, Maurice Louca, and Marco Frattini on the same label.
Her recent album Sounds Like Freedom has been sold all around the world and played by some of the most popular radio stations such as Worldwide FM, NTS Radio, Bandcamp Weekly and more.
Read MoreShe developed her musical style while playing and studying in Berlin, Paris and Amsterdam and has developed her sound through performances around the globe. She is a curious traveler, who is persistently drawn to stray from the beaten path. She has extensively toured in South America, Japan, Canada, Egypt and all over Europe.
Along her travels she collaborates with influential artists such as jazz icon Dee Dee Bridgewater, visionary Egyptian producer Maurice Louca, British-Arabic star Yazz Ahmed, eclectic drummer-producer Tommaso Cappellato, saxophonist/composer and multi-wind instrumentalist Tamar Osborn, singer-composers Camilla Battaglia and Alessia Obino, jazz saxophone player Chelsea Carmichael and guitarist Enrico Terragnoli.
In 2022, she releases “Sounds Like Freedom” for the Los Angeles record label Domanda Music, followed by “Senseless Acts Of Love” (May 6, 2024) alongside Yazz Ahmed, Tamar Osborn, Luca Tapino, Enrico Terragnoli, Maurice Louca, and Marco Frattini on the same label.
Her recent album Sounds Like Freedom has been sold all around the world and played by some of the most popular radio stations such as Worldwide FM, NTS Radio, Bandcamp Weekly and more.
Genres:Experimental Jazz, Jazz, Nu Jazz, Dub, Brasilidades Com Influência Do Groove
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What fans are saying
A truly wonderful concert in a miserable venue.
Rosa's band is very tight. It was a trio as Luca Tapino was missing being ill. The trio resulted very compact and the interplay among Enrico, Marco and Rosa was stellar.
The music has character, being original and extremely alive. Rosa's band should go and play in New York City, they would be extremely successful.
Terrible venue, cold and with an horrible sound.
Congratulations!
Dec 27, 2025·Palermo, Italy
