LUCY CLIFFORD Album Release Show: Between Spaces Of Knowing

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South coast bassist and composer Lucy Clifford is proud to release her full-length album ‘Between Spaces Of Knowing’ - an instrumental offering of jazz and improvised music that captures the spirit of collaboration, and sheds light on the often-unsung instrument, the electric bass.

In celebration of this release, Lucy invites you to join her and her band at Clifton School Of Arts, to hear the album played live in this iconic art space overlooking the Pacific Ocean. 

Be treated to lyrical soundscapes colliding with infectious grooves that are sure to occupy your mind. Featuring some of Sydney’s most notable artists in improvised music including David Reglar on tenor saxophone, Freyja Garbett on keys, Alex Masso on drums and Chris Fields on percussion. 

Set Times:  

7pm – Doors and bar open

7:30pm – Performance 

9:30pm – End 

Limited 12” Vinyl will be available for purchase on the night. 

Tickets available at the door from 7pm. (Subject to availability) 

* Please note that parking is limited at Clifton. Car pool, public transport, uber or taxi is encouraged. 

* This event is kindly sponsored by Hawke's Brewing Co.

We really look forward to seeing you there x

ABOUT THE ALBUM: 

Created amidst years of transient living between countries and constant motion, Between Spaces Of Knowing (which drops November 15th via ABC Jazz), draws inspiration from life’s in-between moments of contemplation, where we meet our real selves. Each track off the album is inspired by defining life-reflections that lead to new understandings and aims to remind listeners how much can be learnt from finding presence in the many spaces and places we find ourselves. The vibrant single ‘Where We Listen’  was featured on the ABC Jazz compilation album ‘Women of Jazz 2024’, and is available for listening here. 

ABOUT LUCY: 

Lucy Clifford is an Australian-born bassist, composer and bandleader based in Sydney. She received her B.A in Jazz Performance from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music before relocating to Boston USA to attend Berklee College Of Music. Lucy has worked as a performing and recording musician across Australia and the USA for the last 10 years. As an active and invested member of the Australian music community, Lucy has performed alongside Kate Ceberano, Katie Noonan, Urthboy and Emily Wurramara. Internationally, she has performed, toured and recorded with the likes of many Grammy Winning Artists and notable ensembles, some of which include Nella, Mariza, Javier Limon, Maher Beauroy, and Alita Moses among others. She was the recipient of the 2022 Jann Rutherford Memorial Award and is the founder of Sisters Of Sound, a music education collective for young women.