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"Berhana’s music is a captivating blend of genres, drawing listeners into a world of rich, textured soundscapes.” - Pitchfork

 

American singer-songwriter and producer Berhana is known for his unique blend of R&B, soul, and alternative music, earning praise for his artistic authenticity and establishing himself as a compelling voice in contemporary music.

 

Early on in his career, Berhana’s ‘Grey Luh’ featured on the soundtrack to the seminal show Atlanta, earning him international acclaim. 

 

His latest album Amén (The Nomad’s Dream) orients a globalised younger millennial, Gen Z generation of curious minds willing to showcase their complete identities unapologetically. It speaks to urgent calls within the Black diaspora of understanding, listening, and receiving and a renewed interest in particularly the continent.

 

More so, Amén (The Nomad’s Dream) is the portrait of complete acceptance outside of the realms of performativity, it’s an album that, in the context of so much superficiality, leaps towards nuance and flesh.

Venue accessibility information

We welcome everyone of all abilities to our venue and will do our best to accommodate any guest but please note there may be certain limitations on our accessibility. We recommend reaching out to us at info@thejazzcafelondon.com so that we can best try to accommodate your needs.

There is one step to enter the venue, and we have a ramp available which our door team will assist in putting in place when required.

We have a area for wheelchair users to the right hand side of the stage when facing, with an accessible toilet right beside it. Due to the nature of the venue’s layout, we recommend arriving as early as possible. Either way, a member of our team will happily escort you there.

If you would like your carer to accompany you for the night, please purchase a general admission ticket for yourself and email your carer’s name to info@thejazzcafelondon.com and they’ll receive a complimentary ticket.

Please note our restaurant is not wheelchair acc