Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
SuperJazzClub are the future.
A collective comprising interdisciplinary creatives, BiQo, Øbed, Seyyoh, Tano Jackson, Joeyturks, Ansah Live and Anthony Orleans-Lindsay, SuperJazzClub's roots are proudly Ghanaian but their influences stretch beyond borders. The collective have found support in diasporic hotspots in and around Europe; their bossa-inflected single 'Mad' was the sole focus of a Parisian press stop, and the nocturnal breakbeat anthem '3 in the Morning' is indebted to the UK underground. The collective cap off a prolific year with the release of 'AMINA', a moody, low-lit number built around their signature vocal interplay.
CLASH caught up with SuperJazzClub on their London stopover earlier this year to talk origin stories and revolving personalities, the desire to create and disseminate music beyond the mainstream Afrobeats takeover, and the anarchic spirit at the heart of their cross-cultural experiments.
SuperJazzClub are the future.
A collective comprising interdisciplinary creatives, BiQo, Øbed, Seyyoh, Tano Jackson, Joeyturks, Ansah Live and Anthony Orleans-Lindsay, SuperJazzClub's roots are proudly Ghanaian but their influences stretch beyond borders. The collective have found support in diasporic hotspots in and around Europe; their bossa-inflected single 'Mad' was the sole focus of a Parisian press stop, and the nocturnal breakbeat anthem '3 in the Morning' is indebted to the UK underground. The collective cap off a prolific year with the release of 'AMINA', a moody, low-lit number built around their signature vocal interplay.
CLASH caught up with SuperJazzClub on their London stopover earlier this year to talk origin stories and revolving personalities, the desire to create and disseminate music beyond the mainstream Afrobeats takeover, and the anarchic spirit at the heart of their cross-cultural experiments.
