Taz Modi & Prism String Ensemble / Ruben & Alana 12/06/25 @ The Attic


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DJ Lubi & Brudenell Presents...
Taz Modi & Prism String Ensemble / Ruben & Alana
Thursday 12th June 2025
The Attic / Leeds / UK
19:30
Age Restriction: 14+ w./ adult, or 18+ without

Acclaimed pianist, composer, and producer Taz Modi (Submotion Orchestra/Portico Quartet), returns with his latest solo album, "Involuntary Memories", a deeply personal and evocative collection of compositions inspired by the unpredictable nature of nostalgia. The album, set for release on May 16th, explores involuntary recollections of the past and the emotions they stir, triggered by significant life events such as the ageing of his parents, the COVID lockdown, and the birth of his child.

On June 12th, he launches the album in Leeds at The Attic for DJ Lubi Promotions, accompanied by the Prism String Ensemble. Support comes from ambient jazz/folk duo Ruben & Alana.

Born in London to Indian and Czech parents, Taz Modi is a composer and musician renowned for his evocative and immersive soundscapes that blend post-classical, jazz and electronic elements. He is best known as a founding member of Submotion Orchestra and for playing keyboards and hang drum with the Mercury-nominated instrumental act Portico Quartet.

In addition to his ensemble work, Modi has established a compelling solo career. His debut album, "Reclaimed Goods", was featured as one of The Guardian writer John Lewis's Top 10 Albums of 2019, leading to tours across the UK and Europe with his string trio.

Modi's forthcoming album, Involuntary Memories, is set for release on 14th March 2025 via Sehnsucht Records / Kartel Label Group. The album delves into themes of memory, nostalgia, and their evolution over time, drawing inspiration from significant life events such as the birth of his child and his relocation to the Sussex countryside after years in urban settings. The compositions weave together expressive solo piano with prepared piano textures, subtle electronica, and delicate string arrangements.

Composing Work
Beyond performance, Modi has an extensive portfolio as a composer. His work includes:
Scoring Netflix’s "Mark Cavendish: Never Enough" documentary
BBC’s award-winning "Your Home Made Perfect And Your Garden Made Perfect" series
Commissions from The Barbican, Leeds Film Festival, and Kinoteka Film Festival

Testimonials :
"Shimmering, alluring... reminiscent of Sakamoto , Frahm and Hauschka... an even more effective exploration of solo piano" – The Guardian
"Understated genius... listen to it, it'll lift you high above our care-worn world to a place of safety and grace" – Music Week
"Stirring contemporary piano-led compositions... a rich, emotive listen" – Bleep

Live Performances & Touring Credits :
Taz Modi has performed at renowned venues such as Brudenell Social Club (Leeds), St James Church (London), and Palac Akropolis (Prague). His festival appearances include We Out Here, Cross The Tracks, and more. His live shows offer an intimate and dynamic experience, often featuring re-imagined versions of his recorded works.

Ruben & Alana
Ruben and Alana are longtime Leeds collaborators using piano, voice & fiddle to fuse ancient songs and poems with contemporary harmony. Ruben and Alana treasure the strength and simplicity of the folk tradition, whilst bringing a fresh perspective to these old stories. At the heart of the sound is improvisation and jazz-inspired conversational back and forth, making each rendition unique. Performances are a powerful reflection on these timeless songs, the beauty and harshness of the natural world, and the relationship between tradition and the modern experience.

Doors 7.30pm. This show is a 50/50 seated and standing show. Ruben & Alana 8pm. Taz Modi & Prism String Ensemble 9pm.


Stick In The Wheel have created their own London vernacular, a contemporary roots music that celebrates the collective stories and traditions of the city - as part of a continuum of vibrant cultures, conjuring the past to point toward the future.

'Stick In The Wheel grab hold of folk music with both hands, dragging it through the 21st century city with no fear they might somehow break it.
The Quietus

'The most important band in the current British folk scene.'
Ele-king Magazine, Japan
'Powerful - and deeply relatable'
Pitchfork

'Live, Stick In The Wheel are a diamond-hard machine'
Songlines

'A remarkable voyage through a thousand years of London culture.'
Uncut Magazine 9/10

That voice is just unmistakable - one of the hardest working bands on the folk circuit.'
BBC Late Junction

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