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Red Light Busking
Gang – KAIRO | Smooth Cover by P13
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With a effortless metaphors a and smooth flow, P13 delivers a bold, refreshing take that pays homage to the original Gang” by KAIRO while adding his own signature style.
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🎶 Original Song: Gang
🎤 Cover Artist: P13
🎧 Originally by: KAIRO
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Red Light Busking
late evening and in a sentimental mood 💫🎶🔥 #jazz #jazzmusic #livemusic
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Red Light Busking
Nubian on her knees 🎶🎶🎶😩😩 this one's deep 🔥 #rnb #livemusic
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Red Light Busking
🎶 Zamar & Lizmnk - In a Sentimental Mood (Jazz Standard Cover) | Live at Exceline Restaurant
Some songs carry history. Others carry mood. This one carries both.
As part of our Red Light Busking Festivity Series, we returned to the beautiful Exceline Restaurant — a hub of East African culture and cuisine in the heart of Waltham Forest — to bring more timeless jazz to the table.
This time, Zamar & Lizmnk took on “In a Sentimental Mood” — the 1935 jazz standard composed by Duke Ellington, with lyrics by Manny Kurtz and Irving Mills. Their take is slow, sultry, and hypnotically smooth, capturing all the longing and elegance that made this song a staple in the jazz canon.
🎙️ Zamar’s upright bass lays the perfect foundation for Lizmnk’s velvet-smooth vocals — creating a performance that feels like a warm hug on a cold evening.
💫 This is music to slow down with. To reflect, to breathe, to feel.
📍 Filmed live at Exceline Restaurant — a beloved Ugandan and East African eatery run by Patrick and his mum, who bring soul to the space in every way. Thank you for sharing your world with us.
🎄 Part of the Red Light Busking Festivity Series – where we turn local shops into stages and shine light on culture, food, and soul through live music.
💬 Tell us: what’s your favourite version of this jazz classic? How does this one compare?
🎟️ More live sessions & community events (many free!):
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