Alfa Mist

Tonight’s show at Santeria Toscana 31 in Milan is one I have been anticipating for weeks. Alfa Mist, the young London-based musician taking the stage, has quietly built an impressive résumé over the past decade.

The London-based jazz hip hop producer takes the Royal Albert Hall by storm with his with music from his recently released string-laden album

Tonight's proceedings are initiated by Laura Misch, who has imprudently got chilled to the bone while watching the sunset out on the beach.

Alfa Mist's latest record, ‘Bring Backs', is the musician's ode to feeling unstable, both in art and in life. In his words: “I live in this perpetual ‘bring back' state where I can never really be sure that I'm doing as well as I am”.

Its hard to think of a better way to pass a rainy Thursday evening than by bathing in all-too-smooth music of Alfa Mist and his band. Emerging from the same melting pot of London jazz talent as acts like Ezra Collective and KOKOROKO, the keyboardist has really made a name for himself over the past few years.

After being practically thrown inside Invisible Wind Factory by the strength of the forcefully present wind outside, I am relieved to find myself in the warmly lit warehouse, waiting for ALFA MIST and his stunningly talented band.

Bristol, UK