Supported by Kuno:

 

Bryony Jarman-Pinto seamlessly blends enchanting vocals and spellbinding jazz-infused melodies with intricately crafted and personal lyrics, drawing inspiration from soul and folk influences.

Taking inspiration from the vocalists and musicians she used to fall asleep listening to as a child, there is a jazz core at the heart of her music and her recent music navigates themes from societal change and untapped emotions, to the profound journey of pregnancy and motherhood. This emotional depth is complemented by Bryony’s distinctive, harmonious vocals and jazz-inspired melodies.

Bryony Jarman-Pinto enchanted a capacity crowd at Lancaster Jazz Festival 2024 and is currently working with More Music’s Early Years team.

“Bryony’s ‘Below Dawn’ album; A majestic song cycle that grapples with parenthood, identity, and personal evolution” CLASH

“So wonderful” Sian Eleri (Radio 1 / Selector Radio)

Kuno:

Kuno: are a Lancaster based 3-piece band, finding their way into writing new sounds and rhythms . Expect deep bass, polyrhythmic wildness and crashing guitar alongside the quietest repetitions of tunes and beats. Their intent is to rekindle the joy and excitement of humans making original music together.