'Scarred and Sacred' Album Launch w/ SOLCHLD X Callum Pask Quartet
Description
Proudly presenting ‘Scarred and Sacred’ - an eight-track collaboration between SOLCHLD and the Callum Pask Quartet. A meeting of spoken word and exploratory jazz.
Arrernte–Afro–Jamaican artist SOLCHLD shapes each poem with imagery drawn from ancestry, faith, and lived experience, tracing journeys of love, liberation, kinship, and justice. Beneath her voice, composer and pianist Callum Pask alongside Julia Beiers (bass), Ryan Hammermeister (drums), and Tristan Rogers (trumpet), craft expansive, textural soundscapes.
Together, they create a body of work that honours vulnerability as strength and transforms memory into music - intimate, unflinching, and alive.
Playing the album live in full, supported by the magnetic SACHI.
Doors at 6pm
Accessibility: venue is up a flight of stairs
Lineup
SOLCHLD
SOLCHLD is a Magan-djin born and raised Arrernte-Afro-Jamaican multidisciplinary artist. Her performance, music, and spoken word delve into her personal experiences, using metaphor, faith, and place-based storytelling to explore the threshold of metamorphosis. Her work centres regeneration as a guide to navigate the reclamation of history, liberation, and healing.
Callum Pask Trio
The Callum Pask Trio is a contemporary jazz project led by pianist/composer Callum Pask. While rooted in jazz traditions, their music draws from an eclectic range of influences, from modern jazz to contemporary classical and new music. Anchored by an exceptional rhythm section, the trio's sound has become increasingly exploratory with each of their albums.
SACHI
SACHI is an Indian Australian jazz vocalist and freestyler known for her dynamic performances blending soulful vocals, improvised lyricism, and spiritual influences from her Kirtan roots. Her essence lies in creating music that feels alive— delivering compelling stage presence and confidence, fostering moments of connection and inspiration.
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