The Filip Mozul Band play like they’ve been conspiring for decades, slipping between funk, jazz and global rhythms with the ease of people who know each other’s instincts inside out. Led by Mozul on drums, the group doesn’t treat percussion as backdrop but as heartbeat, a pulse that shapes everything around it. Their sound isn’t neatly labelled – one moment a brass riff struts like it belongs to the ‘70s, the next a sax solo unravels into something closer to a late-night jam session on another continent. On stage, that blend turns into a kind of communion: energy spilling over, improvisations stretching until they nearly snap, then snapping back in perfect time. What you get isn’t just a concert, it’s the thrill of watching borders melt into noise.
October 26. B500-2,500 via here. Sala Sudasiri Sobha, 4pm