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Wara @ Thames Festival : 10th September, London

 

The very best in underground music, kick back and open your ears to our selection of under-the-radar coolness - just perfect for an afternoon's dancing. Included in the line up this Saturday 10th September  ur best representatives of latin music fusionistas on stage at 6pm : WARA is a tight fusion of Cuban timba and salsa with soul, funk, Afro-Cuban grooves, Latin rhythms.

Stage @ Tate Modern Forecourt 
Part of The Mayor's Thames Festival


12 noon  Misty Miller
Misty started writing songs at the age of 8, now 16 and a self-taught uke-player extraordinaire, she released her first album earlier this year.

12.45pm  The Moulettes
Their entrancing combination of strings and the celestial, wind and weirdness, rhythm and murder has led to comparisons with the the Unthanks, Tom Waits and Shostakovitch.

1.30pm  Jesca Hoop
Unfurling acoustic songs that allow Jesca's ravishing vocal talents and rare emotional force to truly soar, drawing listeners in and nestling close as she hypnotises.

2.30pm  Rory McLeod & The Familiar Strangers
A modern travelling troubadour using tap shoes, acappella, harmonica, guitar, trombone, spoons, finger cymbals, bandorea, djembe and more!

3.30pm  Mowgli
Emcee-poet-artist-social critic, Mowgli is one of this country's most unique and talented lyricists.

4.45pm  ESKA
Hers is music that walks a fine tightrope, the slightest breath enough to unsettle the serenity it so effortlessly conjures.
6pm  Wara
A tight fusion of Cuban timba and salsa with soul, funk, Afro-Cuban grooves, Latin rhythms and dubstep.

7.15pm  Afrikan Boy
A protégé of global superstar M.I.A. and writer of 'One day I went to Lidl', Afrikan Boy has opened for Prince and Bjork.

8.30pm  Soothsayers with special guest Dele Sosimi
A mystical journey through reggae, Afro-beat, dub and funk, characterised by big vocal choruses, compelling horn breaks and deep rhythms.


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