FEMI KUTI & THE POSITIVE FORCE: THE SHRINE OF AFROBEAT
Nigeria
18 Mar (Sun)

His music has been described as “African Jazz-Funk” with an “inexhaustible energy”, “kick-ass Afrofunk” and “dance music with a conscience”. Whatever one thinks, the Afrobeat music of Femi Kuti, rooted in Yoruba music, jazz-funk rhythms and deeply honest sentiments, reaches out to both the instinctual and the cerebral in those who encounter it.

WORLD MUSIC EXPRESS
18 Mar (Sun)

JEAN-FRANCOIS MALJEAN  Belgium
5:30pm (30mins)

GAN AINM
6.30pm (30mins)

Saigenji  Japan
9pm (45mins)

Beat Farm
Singapore
18 Mar (Sun)

Beat Farm comprises of 9 members, all of whom are well established musicians and performers in the South East Asian jazz and pop scene. They have come together to form a high quality show band that covers genres from the late 60’s to current 90’s and beyond.

ROOTS REVIVAL
18 Mar (Sun)

BEAT LAB
7pm (30mins)

GAN AINM
8pm (45mins)

Great Masters of Indian Classical Music BY RAGHU RAJ  India
9 Mar (Fri) – 8 Apr (Sun)

With a career span of more than 40 years, photographer Raghu Rai takes us
into this exclusive series of portraits of musicians who are not only India's great classical musicians but also great icons of music in the world.

Imitative Polyphony: I Am Only Music   BY JASON MOSS
Philippines
9 Mar (Fri) – 22 Apr (Sun)

A mural illustrated by Filipino artist Jason Moss takes us on a journey that celebrates music.