World Music Culture Club

World Music Culture Club feat. Frank Paco’s impressive career includes highlights such as the 46664 Mandela AIDS concert performing with many of the world’s great musicians such as the legendary band “Queen”, Bono, Jimmy Cliff, Angelique Kidjo, Dave Stewart, Andrew Bonsu, Johnny Clegg, Brian May and Peter Gabriel. Other highlights include performances with International artists such as Jonathan Butler; Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela, the highly acclaimed house music group Ananda Project from the USA, British-born New York-based guitarist Ronny Jordan, New Yorker House singer Monique Bingham, Lokua Khanza, just to mention a few. He has released two albums entitled "Buyanini" (featuring the great Andy Narell on steel drums) and "New Horizons" as an independent artist. Frank is recording his forthcoming album in Sweden with some of the finest local jazz musicians. This project aims to instil a sense of pride in our ancestral heritage, promoting unity in our diverse cultural societies and bringing about awareness of the fact that there is a common thread that links us all, even though we speak different languages, have different cultural practices, but through music, we are one. The musical concept is an amalgamation of high-pulsating rhythms from Western, Eastern and Southern African, spiced with harmonic, melodic and Jazz improvisation nuances. Frank Paco singer drummer composer. As a Swedish musician, David Bäck is an obvious and bright star. He has extensive international experience from touring, among others, in Africa, Europe ,the Middle East and Brazil, which is also reflected in his rich and multifaceted expression as a pianist. David will open the door for music from from all around the world in a jazzy house of sing along dance music with the joy of love together with his audience and music friends. Kasper Sundby is Sweden's new big star in the Jazz sky. He was born and raised in Gothenburg, only 21 years old he has already established himselfon the Scandinavian Jazz scene. For just over a year now, he has been living in Copenhagen and its internationally vibrant Jazz environment, where he has attracted a lot of attention. His saxophone playing is astonishingly virtuosic, powerful and at the same time lyrical and filled with warmth. Alexander Lövmark is a Swedish jazz vocalist bassplayer and composer currently based in Gothenburg on the Swedish West Coast. He is winner of the Montreux Jazz Voice Competition 2017 and just recently was awarded the Monica Zetterlund Scholarship 2021.Can be heard on his own albums and also with Stockholm voices Line-up: David Bäck - piano Kasper Sundby - sax Frank Paco - drums and vocals Alexander Lövmark - bas, vocals