The Impossible Ark Label Compilation is now available for free download from Bandcamp. The compilation includes music from Rhythmagic Orchestra, Fiction Trio, Nostalgia 77, Sara Mitra, Jeb Loy Nichols, Allsopp Vosloo Stanley Giles, Skeletons, and features performances from Lizzy Parks, Keith Tippett and Julie Tippetts.
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Sara Mitra artist profile on Ping
Sara Mitra artist profile now live on Ping, the new music social network from iTunes.
Jazzwise interview December 2010
Sara Mitra Jazzwise interview with Andy Robson for ‘Taking Off’ section, Issue 148, December 2010.
5star review from Glasgow
April Song receives 5 star review from Scotland’s The Glaswegian.
“This is a balmy album full of joy and spirit…April Song is an autumnal discovery that will see you through the winter.”***** The Glaswegian
Green Note gig 28th Nov – SOLD OUT
World On 3 plays ‘Sunday Morning’
‘Sunday Morning’ played by Lopa Kothari, World on 3, 19/11/10 BBC Radio 3.
Listen on BBC iplayer here.
“One of The new voices emerging from the UK’s jazz scene” Lopa Kothari
Cambridge gig tomorrow Friday 19th Nov
Sara Mitra 6tet performing tomorrow Friday 19th November 2010 at St Catharine’s College Chapel, Trumpington St, Cambridge CB2 1RL.
Performance starts 6pm, and will last one hour.
UK Vibe review
UK Vibe online review of ‘April Song’ (November 2011 edition).
“A fascinating album that could just prove to be something of an underground hit…terrific and atmospheric.” UK Vibe magazine
Music OMH review
Music OMH review of ‘April Song’.
“There is something quietly remarkable about Sara Mitra’s debut. Though the term “crossover” can leave a horribly naff and cynical aftertaste, rarely has the balance been so effortlessly struck between a folky, singer-songwriter sensibility, a sophisticated jazz sound, and a broadly accessible appeal…in Sara Mitra, British jazz has an exciting new voice whose debut already sounds like the work of a wise old soul.” Edward Randell, Music OMH
Waxpoetics review
Waxpoetics magazine reviews ‘April Song’ in The Nod section.
“Dynamic, intimate vocals accompanied by a slew of smart and tasteful musicians from the U.K. underground jazz scene…Without question, she has established her unique voice in the genre.” Waxpoetics