A terrific quartet led by melodic maverick Hannah Horton whose music and performances have heart, soul and groove Baritone and tenor sax player Hannah Horton is an artist who goes her own way. Award-winning band leader, composer and passionate educator, her music has a powerful rhythmic sense, unmistakable tone and strong sense of narrative, Her latest (and fourth) album ‘ Stories on the Wind ’ captures Hannah at her most expressive and imaginative yet. Each track tells its own story, carried on a breeze of baritone depth, tenor lyricism and fearless musical interplay. Hannah has performed at many of the UK’s most prestigious venues, including Ronnie Scott’s, Barbican, Royal Festival Hall, the 606 Club and the EFG London Jazz Festival. Beyond the stage, Hannah is a passionate educator and mentor. Through her acclaimed youth ensemble J Steps , she supports young female and non-binary musicians, championing creativity, confidence and equality in jazz. Hear Hannah and quartet play live her tune ‘ The Fortune Teller ‘ from her latest album. Also, her sublime baritone is heard in duet with Sam Leak on keys playing “Remembering Mr Gone” , a tune she composed on hearing of Wayne Shorter’s death. It was recorded as a quartet but she said she felt a need to try, ” a stripped-back take — just baritone sax and piano, no rehearsal, no headphones, 9:30am. When we finished, I was in tears, and so was everyone in the control room. It became not just a farewell to Wayne, but a remembrance of my dad too. I hope he would have liked it” . “Hannah plays with so much soul and emotion.” Tony Kofi “Hannah Horton blows funky tenor, gutsy baritone and can write a good tune.” BeBop Spoken Here Don’t miss this chance to catch one of the UK’s most exciting jazz artists at a pivotal moment in her career. Expect new material, magnetic interplay, and music that speaks straight to the heart.