Hana Amaya + Keira Chakra

Two of London’s most compelling rising talents share the stage for a special double-bill. Hana Amaya is a singer, songwriter, and trumpet player creating borderless, instinct-driven music that bridges softness and intensity—earning early acclaim from BBC Radio 6 and Bandcamp.

Flautist, vocalist, and composer Keira Chakra (Tomorrow’s Warriors) brings rich, reflective contemporary jazz shaped by stages like Ronnie Scott’s, We Out Here, and Love Supreme.

An unmissable showcase of raw vision and virtuosity.

Hana Amaya

A strong believer that collaboration is the key, she’s done session work across multiple music scenes. She’s been a soloist with The BBC Singers on ‘Divine Feminine’, a part of Vox Urbane, NYX ensemble, Sandhouse, NYJO and more.

Now stepping fully into her artist project, she is an Artist in Residence at Camden's Roundhouse, has received airplay on BBC Radio 6 and 4, and her latest track ‘Give It Back’ was featured on Bandcamp’s weekly selects. All within a year of her debut, Hana Amaya is one to watch.

Keira Chakra

Keira Chakra is a flautist, vocalist and composer. Her London based band, formally known as Kikimiki, began as part of the Tomorrow’s Warriors Emerging artist programme. They ‘all play with a confidence and quality that, despite such extensive shared experience, still comes as something of a shock from musicians who are still students.’ -Angus Batey

Keira’s influences include Gregory Porter, Elena Pinderhughes, Esperanza Spalding, Ezra Collective and Nubya Garcia. She draws on these inspirations through her own compositions that combine contemporary and reflective styles of jazz and songwriting.

Keira has played at a number of venues including Ronnie Scott’s, We Out Here Festival, Love Supreme Festival, Brick Lane Jazz Festival, The London EFG Jazz festival, Queen Elizabeth Hall, and Dizzie’s Jazz Club in New York, among other venues. Excited to share her music with new audiences, she is continuing to make her mark on the London Jazz scene.