Ineza Makes German Debut at Jazzahead! in Bremen

Ineza, a rising vocalist and composer, made her German debut at the Jazzahead festival in Bremen, performing to a full house and receiving enthusiastic responses from the audience. Born in Rwanda and raised in Belgium, Ineza now resides in the UK, where she has developed a distinctive sound that blends jazz and soul music. Her performance showcased her unique artistic perspective, drawing on her diverse background and experiences.

Prior to the concert, Jazz Media and More secured a full-page feature in the Bremen daily newspaper, Weser Kurier, providing valuable exposure that played a strong roll in attracting the large audience. The article highlighted her journey as an artist and the themes explored in her work, contributing to the anticipation surrounding her debut performance. The concert itself featured a trio format, with Ineza accompanied by Rob Brockway on piano and Michael Lack on alto saxophone, as they presented intimate renditions of original compositions from her two EPs, including her latest release, “Who Am I.”

Ineza together with Jazz Fritz from Jazzmedia and More in Bremen prior to the concert

Ineza’s previous work has garnered attention from notable platforms such as Women in Jazz Media, Jazz in Europe, and BBC Music Introducing. Her 2018 debut EP, “Where Are You From,” received praise from Bandcamp Daily and Fresh on the Net, establishing her as a compelling storyteller in the jazz genre. In addition to her solo work, Ineza has toured with award-winning singer-songwriter Tom Odell and performed with the Down For The Count Orchestra. She also contributed to the soundtrack of the BBC 2 documentary “Silverback” and starred as “Valaida” in the immersive theater experience “The Greatest Night of The Jazz Age.”

The success of Ineza’s performance at Jazzahead reflects her growing presence in the music scene and highlights the effectiveness of targeted PR efforts in promoting emerging artists. As she continues to develop her career, Ineza is poised to make a significant impact in the jazz community.