Jacob Rabuka Duo

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Jacob Rabuka

Morgan Hanna

Saturday • 12:00 pm

Jazz Alley | (Alley) 93 St & 118 Ave (Southside of 118)

The Jacob Rabuka Duo is a sax-guitar pair composed of local musicians Jacob Rabuka and Morgan Hanna. Both are recent graduates of the MacEwan Music program and play a variety of music ranging from RnB to modern jazz. They aspire to bring a fresh take to the jazz genre with their melodic playing, unique compositions, and arrangements.

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Instagram: jacob.rabuka
Facebook: Jacob Rabuka
Tik Tok: jacobrabuka

Audrey Ochoa

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Friday • 7:45 pm | Sunday • 5:00 pm

Jazz Alley | (Alley) 93 St & 118 Ave (Southside of 118)

Audrey Ochoa is one of Edmonton’s most prolific trombone players, playing Jazz, Rock, Pop, Latin, Punk, Ska and whatever other genre will have her. Audrey released her debut album in 2014, “Trombone and Other Delights” which spent several consecutive months on the !Earshot! Jazz Charts, eventually earning the #5 spot on the annual top 10 for 2014. She released her second album ”Afterthought” with her trio in 2017.

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Website: https://audreyochoa.ca/

Zack Lim

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Friday • 7:00 pm | Jazz Alley ((Alley) 93 St & 118 Ave (Southside of 118))

Saturday • 2:00 pm & 5:00 pm | Sunday • 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm | The Nina Gallery (9225 118 Ave)

Joined with Biboye Onanuga on drums, Zack Lim explores the modern applications of organ duo, performing standards and originals. Zack creates his sound from his understanding of a variety of genres, and hopes to spark musical joy and curiosity in his audience.

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Insta: @zack.lim

The Misery Mountain Boys

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Sunday • 1:00 pm | Jazz Alley | (Alley) 93 St & 118 Ave (Southside of 118)

Sunday • 3:00 pm | Main Stage (119 Ave & 93 St in the Grassy Field)

The Misery Mountain Boys are a 4 piece band including guitar, upright bass, clarinet, saxophone, and drums (brushes), playing original music inspired by the 1930/40's era of swing and jump blues. You might hear the tunes of the Misery Mountain Boys drifting from behind a rotating bookcase of a 1930’s speakeasy. Harkening back to a simpler time, the MMB’s create a collaborative soundscape infused with tongue in cheek wit, playfulness, and nostalgia. The band’s performance delivers as both classic and fresh, offering a generous variety of sweaty jazz numbers, velvety love songs, and swingin' jump-blues.

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Website: https://miserymountainboys.com/
Instagram: @miserymountainboys
Facebook: miserymountainboys
Youtube: The Misery Mountain Boys
Bandcamp: https://miserymountainboys.bandcamp.com/album/full-moon-shuffle