mumagi at jazz re:freshed

I've not been to jazz re:freshed since before christmas. so. first time this year! and what a good good if slightly late start of the year it was! no surprise there, of course, I've never been to an average jazz refreshed gig, they don't do average. if you don't know this yet then pay attention and make notes now: jazz refreshed at mau mau bar is the best weekly night in this huge amazing town full of great things. by FAR. if you are down and jazz refreshed can't lift you right up, high to the sky, then nothing on this planet can help you. anyways anyways

dahu mumagi. i wasn't going last night either (I keep not going to things and ending up there anyway, I guess deep down I believe one or two of the people I've been loving and supporting and helping and serving - which is what i live for, don't get me wrong - will help me when i'm out in d out in d out in the streets...) but I usually check out the artist there in case it turns out to be someone I have to see, which is often the case. so I spent the entire day Wednesday listening to dahu mumagi's music. nuff said really, given that there being too much music I have to listen to NOW is a constant headache of mine and i sometimes catch myself trying to listen to more than one thing at a time. wednesday was not that much different in this respect but it was a predominantly mumagi day. and a magical day. it's hard for me to describe how I felt listening to this music, it did strange things to me. you know the feeling when someone verbalises your emotions so exactly you feel like this is what you have been trying to say all along but could never find those exact words? it was a bit like that only with sounds rathen than words. and sometimes words too - felt almost like i was talking to myself, like the inner voice i've been trying to get out was out and talking back at me, telling me exactly how I felt and taking me places I wanted to go. like the music was played directly on my soul, as pretentious as it sounds, this is as close as I can describe how I felt listening to dahu mumagi that day. check him out and fall in love.

last night at mau, he was accompanied by a group of (very!) talented and (very!) young musicians called psylus. check them out too, they are bound for Greatness no two ways about it! an amazing experience. it took me a while to get back to reality. i'm not sure I have. or want to.