Sunday Afternoon: Koesisters & Jazz with Cape Town Groove Experience CPF Trio

Join us for another intimate Sunday afternoon of live music, koeksisters and conversation at the Transatlantic Cultural House.This edition features a powerhouse lineup of local talent: Clayton Pretorius on bass, Uviwe Caso on guitar and Carlo Fabe on drums is the CPF trio exploring the vibrant sounds of contemporary South African jazz. Drawing on Afro-jazz fusion, African rhythms, improvisation and modern musical influences, the musicians bring their individual voices together in a dynamic live experience rooted in Cape Town’s rich and evolving music scene. The musicians form part of the Cape Town Groove Experience, an Afro Jazz Fusion project formed in 2022, known for original compositions that bring together traditional African rhythms, world music influences and contemporary jazz exploration. The CT Groove Experience is an innovative Afro Jazz Fusion quartet pushing the boundaries of modern South African music. Their forward-motion sound seamlessly weaves together traditional African rhythms, rich world music nuances, and sweeping, cinematic electronic textures. Driven by entirely original compositions, the band strikes a masterful balance between deep historical reverence and contemporary jazz exploration.Come experience the energy of live jazz up close in a relaxed, welcoming setting with good music, conversation and the unmistakable sweetness of freshly served koeksisters.ABOUT THE TRANSATLANTIC CULTURAL HOUSEThe Transatlantic Cultural House is a creative and cultural space in Salt River, Cape Town, bringing together music, heritage, artists and community. It is a home for intimate performances, music education, artist mentorship, cultural exchange and the preservation of South Africa’s rich musical traditions.ABOUT TAJE — TRANSATLANTIC JAZZ EXCHANGETransAtlantic Jazz Exchange (TAJE) connects artists, musicians, educators and communities across South Africa and the United States through jazz, creative collaboration, music education and cultural diplomacy. Through performances, residencies, mentorship and exchange, TAJE celebrates living musical traditions while creating opportunities for artists and audiences to connect across cultures and generations.Together with the Transatlantic Cultural Collective (TCC), the Cultural House brings this mission to life locally in Salt River, creating opportunities for artists to share their work and for audiences to discover the depth and diversity of South African music.