Onyx Collective’s ability to incorporate jazz, rock, punk with avant-garde sensibilities means their music can fit perfectly in the Tate’s Turbine Hall as well as at a gritty house in Brookyln, making them one of the most important bands on the planet at the moment.
As their name implies Onyx Collective, are more than a number of regular players, having collaborated with Nick Hakim, Princess Nokia, Julian Soto, Dev Hynes, Wiki and have, in one guise of another, appeared on David Byrne’s new album and in Ibeyi’s live band. At times they feel like the Wu-Tang Clan of jazz, with a roster of core, and fringe members who could appear on any track at any given time.
| A1 | Onyx Court |
| A2 | Don't Get Caught Under The Manhattan Bridge |
| A3 | Battle Of The Bowery |
| A4 | There Goes The Neighbourhood |
| A5 | 2 AM At Veselka |
| A6 | Delancey Dilemma |
| B1 | Rumble In Chatham Square |
| B2 | Eviction Notice |
| B3 | Magic Gallery |
| B4 | FDR Drive |
