Mammal Hands

Blending jazz, contemporary classical, electronica, folk, and minimalism, Mammal Hands stand at the forefront of a new wave of British artists challenging genre boundaries. The Norwich-based trio — Jordan Smart (saxophone), Nick Smart (piano), and Rob Turner (drums, ex-GoGo Penguin) — quickly gained recognition from acclaimed musicians such as Bonobo and Jamie Cullum, thanks to their distinctive creative approach.

Their live performances are intense and hypnotic, defining a project with international acclaim. At Casa da Música, they present the cinematic, human, and deeply evocative sound of "Circada", their latest album.
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Anne Paceo

A leading figure in the new wave of crossover jazz, French drummer and composer Anne Paceo has earned widespread praise for both her technical mastery and her visionary musical approach, infused with trance-like energy and spirituality.

Constantly reinventing herself, she takes the stage in this performance alongside Maya Cros (keyboards), Lilian Mille (trumpet), Gauthier Toux (piano), Christophe Panzani (saxophone), and Cynthia Abraham (vocals).

Together, they present her eighth album of original compositions, "Atlantis", inspired by the ocean and the many dimensions of the aquatic world.