Flowstate: Nathan Britton

Nathan Britton Piano

Flowstate is Nathan Britton's own name for what happens when a piano trio stops watching the clock: long-form improvisation built from standards like 'Caravan', stretched and reharmonised until the original tune is a memory more than a melody. It's exactly the kind of set Discovery exists to platform at Soho Jazz Festival — a rising voice on the London scene, given room to take a familiar tune somewhere unfamiliar, in the low light of the 1664 Rosé Room. Come early if you want a seat close to the piano; this is a set best heard from near the front, not across the room.

Afternoon and early evening shows, doors from 12:00 to 18:30.

A branded room inside 41 Great Windmill Street, sitting alongside Piano Bar and Jack Solomons Club in the same building. Used across the festival for Discovery sessions.