Small Axe Gets Imagination
Sunday's Small Axe to feature Leee John of Imagination
‘Live at The Riverside’ Monday 7 December
Noise of Art is back with Woodbridge Festival for ‘Live at The Riverside’ on Monday 7 December
NOA & WFAM LAUNCH LOCKDOWN residency
Woodbridge Festival of Art & Music launches monthly music residency with an all female international live music line-up.‘Live At The Riverside’ Aruba Red (UK) - Live Aiko (Prague) - Live H.E Ross (US) - Live poetry (Black History Month Commission) and host DJ
NoA at Woodbridge Lockdown Festival Part Three
Woodbridge Festival 2020 Lockdown Part Three Continuing our programme of online and socially distanced Lockdown 2020 events, Noise of Art has been programming and filming live performances across the Suffolk market town of Woodbridge for the Woodbridge Festival of Art
Noise of Art announces Black Montmartre in lockdown
BLACK MONTMARTRE: American Jazz and European Street Music 1920’s-2020’s. Noise of Art's Black Montmartre project is inspired by the arrival of Black American music and clubs in Europe after WW1 and celebrates the way Europe has embraced black American music
DJ Ben Osborne Lockdown Mix (Sun set at 6)
Recorded for First Light Festival during the lockdown in July 2020
POEM: Benjamin Franklin, the Lady and a Runaway Enslaved Boy named King by h.e Ross
As Part of Noise of Art's Black Montmartre project, exploring the long relationship between black American and European street music, we commissioned US poet H.E Ross to write about the true story of King, a slave owned by Benjamin
Red Snapper live in lockdown
As well as recording a new song to kick start Noise of Art's Black Montmartre project, Red Snapper broke out of Lockdown in the late Summer to play Woodbridge Festival of Art and Music, where we filmed them for
Red Snapper – Brother
Exclusive new music from Red Snapper for Noise of Art's new project, Black Montmartre. Inspired by the long cultural dialogue between Europe and Black American music, we had planned to launch it this year, until the pandemic changed that. 'Brother'
