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huge number of jazz lovers in Jakarta, so the festival speaks for itself. Over the years, the support we’ve received from various parties continues to grow. More musicians, both international and Indonesian, are getting more enthusiastic to perform at the festival. Our brand continues to receive recognition,’ she said.

The festival has developed over the years, and this year, it’ll be moving to JIExpo Kemayoran. As most Jakartans would know, for the past five years, Java Jazz has been held at the Jakarta Convention Centre.

‘Frankly, our former venue was getting too small. Last year we had more than 80,000 people attend over the three-day-period. The venue couldn’t keep up with the growing number of visitors,’ Dewi said. ‘Besides, JIExpo Kemayoran is the perfect venue for a large festival, with plenty of stages to accommodate hundreds of performances and thousands of

MusicThe stars of the jazz constellation

As we count down the days to one of the biggest and best annual jazz festivals in the world, Dewi Gontha, the president director of the Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival, shares her thoughts with Tyara Putri about the event

‘At first, Java Jazz was about bringing a world-class international festival to Indonesia,’ Dewi said. ‘It has been, is and will always be a place where international musicians can showcase their skills, and on some occasions, marvel at the amazing talent we have here in Indonesia. And of course, the event also boosts tourism in Indonesia.’

Jakartans are spoilt for choice this March when it comes to concerts, but Dewi feels confident that Java Jazz will attract plenty of visitors this year. ‘There is a

visitors.’ Even though Java Jazz has moved

to a bigger venue, Dewi said, visitors don’t need to worry about ticket prices. ‘The ticket prices are actually lower this year, making it more accessible to more people,’ she said.

So why is Java Jazz slotted in for the first week of March each year? ‘ In terms of festival scheduling during the summer, bands travel around Europe and the US. In December, most of them are doing studio time,’ Dewi said. Preparing for Java Jazz, Dewi said, takes the whole year, and the six months before the festival is especially intense. She starts her hunt for the following year’s artists in May.

This year, Dewi and her team has managed to secure artists such as Robben Ford, Darryl Jones (Rolling Stones bassist), George Duke, Bob James, Lee Ritenour, The Manhattan Transfer, Toni Braxton, Eric Benet and Kenneth

‘Babyface’ Edmonds. ‘Of course, several Indonesian jazz bands and musicians are also Java Jazz highlights,’ she said.

And what makes Java Jazz so special this year is that US country and pop singer Diane Warren wanted to do the festival for free. ‘No charge at all. So it’s a great pleasure for us, as I hope it is for the audience too,’ Dewi said, excitedly.

And if you’re not a big jazz fan, Java Jazz includes a bunch of other genres. ‘Jazz is the unifying factor to the cross-genre acts presented, including R&B, pop, rock, Latin, hip hop, rap, reggae, world, gospel, electro and others,’ she said.

So whether you’re into blues from the deep south of the States or R&B from just around the corner, there’s bound to be something for you at Java Jazz.

Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival, JIExpo Kemayoran, Fri 5-Sun 7, 6pm-1.30am.www.javajazzfestival.com

Shining stars Jazz luminaries will descend on Jakarta for the legendary Java Jazz Festival

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Imogen Heap

Tennis Indoor Jakarta Tue 30

Formed back in 1990 by Nick Hexum (vocals/guitar), SA Martinez (vocals/DJ), Tim Mahoney (lead guitar), Chad Sexton (drums) and P-Nut (bass) in Omaha, Nebraska, 311 fused hip hop, punk, reggae and alternative rock. The group’s name comes from the Omaha state police code for inde-cent exposure, a number that found-ing member Jim Watson found himself familiar with after he was caught skinny-dipping by the cops.

311 found a following after the release of their EPs, ‘Dammit’, ‘Hydroponic’ and ‘Unity’ on Nick Hexum’s own independent record label, What Have You Records. Their first full-length album, ‘Music’, received favourable reviews but didn’t make a dent on the charts at first. But it gained

Kartika Expo Centre, Balai Kartini Wed 31

Grammy-winning British singer and songwriter Imogen Heap, known for her eclectic style and unique vocals, will perform for the first time in Jakarta this month. Her debut album, ‘i Megaphone’ (1998), was a mixture of self-penned and self-produced tracks, alongside tracks co-written and produced with established names such as David Kahne, former Eurythmic Dave Stewart and Guy Sigsworth. A few years later, she established the collaborative project Frou Frou with Sigsworth, which only produced one album, 2002’s cult favourite ‘Details’, before disband-ing amicably.

In late 2003, Heap began working on her second solo album, ‘Speak for Yourself’, which she released at the end of 2004. Her single, ‘Goodnight and Go’ and ‘Hide and Seek’ proved extremely popular. Heap has also recorded several songs for TV and

momentum and eventually went gold.

The group made a name for themselves among university students with their second album, ‘Grassroots’ (1994), and they had a breakthrough in the mainstream with their self-titled third album, released in 1995. In 2000, the band started up The 311 Holiday, an annual gig held on March 11 in New Orleans. The gig has grown in scale ever since and the 2006 edition saw the band play no less than 65 songs. Most recently, 311 provided a cover of the Toots and the Maytals record ‘Reggae Got Soul’ for the summer-hit film ‘Surf’s Up’.

Although it’s kind of late for The 311 Holiday, we should thank Java Musikindo for bringing these guys here in March – this is the only con-firmed 311 show so far in Southeast Asia! Tyara Putri

films during the past few years, including ‘Can’t Take It In’ for ‘The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’, ‘Loose Ends’ for MTV’s ‘The Hills’, and ‘Speeding Cars’, which was used in the third instalment of the ABC mini-series ‘Fallen’.

Her upcoming concert in Jakarta this March is a promo tour for her latest album, ‘Ellipse’. We know that there are a lot of concerts going on this month, but make sure you save some pennies for the amazing Imogen Heap. Tyara Putri



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Laju (Rumah Bonita)

After her 2003 debut self-titled album, Bonita finally released her second album ‘Laju’ under the Rumah Bonita label last January. The 16 songs on this album will make you feel like you’re listening to someone’s diary set to music. It doesn’t stray too far from the sensibilities of her previous album and regular performances. ‘Laju’ sticks with the folk, pop and acoustic stylings we expect from Bonita, as well as her superfine voice. Bonita managed to keep her opening track, ‘Rumahku’, as easy

listening as possible and it’s a great warm up song. After getting her listeners’ attention, Bonita play around a little with the second track, ‘Komidi Putar’, which has a fun accordion tune that makes you feel like tap-dancing on an old French folk tune. ‘Telurku’ tells a story about her comfort zone, again using a very playful rhythm. If you’re looking for something a bit different, skip to the 11th track where there are no more playful rhythms, no more accordions, just Bonita’s soulful voice accompanied by a mournful guitar melody. Coming from a musical family, Bonita is familiar with a variety of musical instruments. On this second album, she successfully mixes traditional instruments like the accordion, glockenspiel and Chinese harp to make ‘Laju’ not only worth listening to, but also commendable for the great production values on it 14 songs in Indonesian and two songs, ‘You Cheer Me Up’ and ‘It’s Over Now’, in English. Cheers to Bonita for making a great comeback. Tyara Putri

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New releases

Soldier of Love (Sony)

Good things come to those who wait. Sade Adu, the reclusive and quiet soul singer

who takes notoriously long breaks between releases, has regrouped with the band that bears her name and has recorded her first album of new material since 2000’s ‘Lovers Rock’. The album ‘Soldier Of Love’, which Sade co-produced with Mike Pela, was written by the singer along with longtime collaborators Andrew Hale, Stuart Matthewman and Paul Spencer Denman. The album includes 10 brand new songs featuring a variety of elements and moods. The breezy bounce of ‘Babyfather’ detours from the relative starkness of ‘Morning Bird’, while Sade sings the hymn-like ‘Long Hard Road’ as a spiritual. Her palette gets even more diverse

when the slow ballad of ‘Be That Easy’ incorporates a bluesy strain of country underneath Sade’s narrative. These details emphasize how the appeal of Sade’s music is based partly on the subtleties that dress the melody. Stuart Matthewman’s softly wailing sax, for example, turns ‘In Another Time’ into a glistening nebula for a moment. On ‘Bring Me Home’, the ghostly voices underneath the lead vocal transform the song into a dirge, albeit a dirge with a drumbeat.

In many ways ,the tracks show exactly what is brilliant about Sade. Without releasing a single song in a decade, she makes a comeback with songs that artists would die to write about but fear to cover. Lyrics like ‘I’m at the borderline of my faith/ I’m at the hinterland of my devotion/ In the frontline of this battle of mine/ but I’m still alive’, show a writing ability that is seldom seen. Her abil-ity to deliver smooth vocals is a gift, while the ability to take the listener on an escalating ride w ithout a cli-max is undeniable breathtaking, so don’t expect anything less from this album. Tyara Putri

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GigsWed 3

FREE The Trees & The Wild Indonesian Banking School. 8pm. One of the most promising and local favourite indie acts at the moment, The Trees & The Wild is just getting better, bringing rustic folk combined with pop and shoegaze elements.

Fri 5Java Jazz Festival JIExpo. 4pm;

Rp. 300,000 – Rp. 380,000 (daily), Rp. 900,000 (3-day pass), special show tickets vary, please check www.javajazzfestival.com for details. This year’s line up of Java Jazz includes John Legend, Toni Braxton, Babyface, Manhattan Transfers, Breakestra, Jazzanova, Lee Ritenour, Bob James and plenty other international and the best local jazz musicians.

State of Monc Erasmus Huis. 5pm; prices TBA. State of Monc has participated in the Dutch Nu-Jazz Movement, a movement that represents four leading Dutch Nu-Jazz groups like Monsieur Dubois, Flowriders, The Jazzinvaders, and State of Monc themselves.

Sun 7

FREE Happy Pop La Codefin. 9pm. It all started off with Jones (guitar) and Pangky (vocal) when they met each other at some campus event and soon found they had a similar taste in music. Then they agreed to make a band dedicated to powerpop and new wave. They chose the nameHappy Pop because it described the cheerful and high spirit of their music.

FREE Secret From Caroline BB’s. 8pm. With influences from Bring Me The Horizon and Avril Lavigne, Secret From Caroline is playing experimental and scream sounds of their own.

Mon 9

3-11 Day Indonesia 2010: “A Tribute Show” MU Cafe. 7pm; prices TBA. Headlining acts are Soundxinors, Don Lego, Maddening Pace, Bionic,

Kangaroo and heaps more. Expect a wide variety of sounds from reggae, funk, to rock and tunes with harder edge.

Rolling Stone Release Party Rolling Stone. 8pm; Rp. 30,000. Rolling Stone magazine’s monthly gig held at their Ampera headquarters. Headlining bands this time around are Pas Band and Elda & The Triggers.

Wed 10 Bicentennial Chopin Gedung

Kesenian Jakarta. 7pm; Embassy of the Republic of Poland in cooperation with Centre Culturel Français Jakarta presenting the Classical Music Concert with line-ups Dana Ciocarly, Ary Sutedja, Adam Makowicz and Asep Hidayat.

Fri 12

FREE Aditya Al-Izhar. 8pm. Al-Izhar Community Orchestra presents Aditya. He was part of the band, Ten2five, whose first album, ‘I Do’, came out in 2004. In the same year, Aditya also released his own songs called ‘Tak Ingin’ and ‘Haruskah’ as a soundtrack for the movie‘Me vs. Highheels’.

Sat 13

Demas Narawangsa Maitrin Cafe. 8pm; FDC. Still only 17, Demas is a talented drummer who plays various kind of music like jazz, latin, fusion, rock, pop, progressive, world music and many more. Besides being the founder of the Kulkul Band, he also plays as a session drummer for many bands in Indonesia. At this gig, he’ll be performing with Tohpati & friends.

Tue 23

Cobra Starship Tennis Indoor Senayan. 7pm; Rp.300,000 (tribune), Rp.350,000 (festival). Best known for their single ‘Good Girls Gone Bad’, this American dance rock band finally scheduled their first touchdown in Jakarta on the 4th week of March, presented by Java Musikindo.

Sun 28 Kings of Convenience & Jens

Lekman Ritz Carlton Pacific Place, 6.30pm; Rp.350,000. This will be the debut performance for Jens Lekman in Jakarta. As for KoC, this will be their second concert in Jakarta since their first 2006. Hollywood Nobody and White Shoes and The Couples Company will be supporting.

Tue 30

311 Tennis Indoor Senayan. 8pm; Rp.395,000 (tribune), Rp.495,000 (festival). Another concert presented by Java Musikindo, 311 will be playing in Jakarta as an answer for their fans’ petition on Twitter recently.

Wed 31

Imogen Heap Kartika Expo, Balai Kartini. 6pm; Rp.500,000 (VIP), Rp.350.000 (festival). Electro-pop singer and song-writter from UK, Imogen Heap, is a sweet closing act for this month’s high-powered concert schedule. See Live Previews for more details.

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Regular gigsMonday

FREE Jazz Night Jaya Pub. 7pm. Victor Rempas is on stage plays classic and complex jazz.

Jazzy Sounds B.A.T.S. 10pm; Rp. 90,000. B.A.T.S. is a watering hole for folks to unwind to jazzy sounds. There’s happy hour from 5-7pm as well as live music from international bands everyday except Sunday.

FREE Open Mic Black Cat. 9.30pm. With Byss Trio featuring Ryan on vocals. Anyone from the audience who’d like to show off their singing skills are also welcome to perform on stage with the band.

Tuesday

FREE Abe Simpson Nine Muses. 8pm. Piano solo from the talented jazz musician.

FREE Center Stage The Rock. 6pm. The rock crooners will dish out their own style of power ballads, rock and Top 40 madness.

FREE Rock & Roll Jaya Pub. 7pm. With Big Doni Trio empowering household rock n roll riffs for your listening pleasure.

FREE Shanghai Jazz Band 1920 Shanghai Blue. 8.30pm. Swing jazz and Chinese jazz pop sounds from this exotic group.

Wednesday FREE Acoustic Night Satu Lagi.

8.30pm. Satu Lagi bar is entertaining you every Wednesday and Friday with live bands performing a variety of your old and new favorite songs! Satu Lagi is another cozy place in South Jakarta, where you can listen to good music while having abusiness chat. Good food, good drinks, definitely worth a try!

Blue Mines Rosso. 8pm; FDC. Blue Mines will show their skills on percussions from 8-11 pm.

FREE Colour your Tunes Sparca Lounge. 9pm. Live music performance by rotating guest bands at this lounge located at Grand Kemang Hotel.

Girlzone Hard Rock. 8pm; FDC. Different guest bands and DJs perform each week.

FREE Ladies Night Mistere. 9pm-11pm; free, Rp 100,000 (after 11pm). Mistere’s home band Seven Senses performs live at this classy establishment. Crowds are a mix of executives and yuppies.

FREE Reggae Night BB’s. 9pm. Rastafara brings on the jah vibe. Turn your lights down low, baby.

FREE X-Code SHY Rooftop. 10.30pm. The group will be playing acoustic tunes and rock ballad all night long. Take advantage of SHY’s promo on one-for-one cocktail and beer.

FREE XP The Rock. 6pm. This all-girl band is more than ready to show off their ‘ladyrocker’ attitude!

FREE Warna Warni Musik Indonesia Pisa Kafe Menteng. 9pm. It’s time to enjoy Indonesian hits, from back-in-the-days classics to

contemporary pop music, performed by Pisa Kafe’s homeband, Warna Warni.

Thursday FREE Blues Night BB’s. 9pm.

In-house bands Hakimate and Sonidu perform a mix of experimental rhythms and feral melodies to get you into the blues mood.

FREE Jakarta Jazz Community Romeo Café. 8.30pm. Jazz night, organized by local jazz luminary Harry Toledo. Harry presents the best up-and-coming jazz vocalists and bands.

FREE Jazz at Four Seasons Four Seasons. 8pm. With Eddy Syakroni singing those smooth and slick jazzy grooves.

FREE Ray Jeffrin Nine Muses. 8pm. Jazz solo piano and vocals.

FREE Specialist The Rock. 6pm. Alternative rock, folk songs and guitar music.

Friday FREE Aartsen Quatro Shanghai

Blue. 8.30pm. Bossanova and Chinese pop jazz.

FREE AB Simpson Trio Black Cat. 9.45pm. American classic standard jazz. Featuring Ryan on vocals.

FREE Acoustic Night Satu Lagi. 8.30pm. Satu Lagi bar is entertaining you every Wednesday and Friday with live bands performing a variety of your old and new favorite songs! Satu Lagi is another cozy place you can find in South Jakarta, where you can listen to good music while having your business chat. Good food, good drinks, definitely worth a try!

FREE Blues & Reggae BB’s. 9pm. Featuring Rastafara and Big City Blues. Still got the blues?

FREE Blues Night Cazbar. 8pm. Feel like listening to Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, Jimi Hendrix, Tracy Chapman? You name it!

FREE Bonita & Husband Loca. 8pm. Acoustic pop folk and blues. Also, sometimes Ponky is performing on Friday nights at Loca.

FREE Drew SHY Rooftop. 11pm. The singer will sing pop hits and sing-a-long songs to entertain your Friday night’s escapism at this stylish rooftop venue.

FREE Friday Addiction eX Plaza Indonesia. 7pm. With Valent & friends and Velvet Underground.

FREE Friday Live Music Eastern Promise. 7pm. Featuring expat bands The Bottles and Flying Syrup.

FREE Friday Tripkustix The Trip. 10pm. With Mike’s Apartment, a very entertaining group who plays their own version of cover songs often better than the original ones. The band specializes on 90s alternatives and rock, so enjoy the 90’s vibe and sing along. Also don’t miss the happy hour session.

Ireng Maulana Le Grandeur. 8.30pm; FDC. Enjoy smooth sounds of jazz and fusion from the local guitar legend.

FREE Kemala Ayu Nine Muses. 8pm. One of Jakarta’s most demanded jazz singers over the last 20 years. Her personal style intrigues her fans every time she performs. She’s a regular guest on Jakarta’s international jazz festivals and performs in top jazz venues all over

Indonesia. FREE Metal Night The Rock.

10.30pm. With The Rock’s home band Lemon Tea rocking it hard their style of heavy metal sounds.

Mistere Live Mistere. 9pm; Rp. 100,000. Performing band is Seven Senses.

FREE Rock & Roll Jaya Pub. 7pm. With rock and roll crooners Waiki.

Saturday

FREE Aartsen Quatro Shanghai Blue. 8.30pm. This exotic quartet is playing the Rumba groove every Saturday.

FREE Blues Experiences eX Plaza Indonesia. 7pm. Rama & the Gank will be bringing you some blues for you Saturday night soundtrack. Still got the blues?

FREE Classic Rock BB’s. 9pm. With Seven Newsletters playing cover tracks and classic cuts.

Glam Night PX St. Moritz. 9pm; FDC. With Velvet Underground playing tunes from the 80’s, remember David Bowie’s era?

FREE Jemima & The Blues Fools Nine Muses. 8pm. Jemima spent quality time performing all around New York’s underground scene singing, drumming, dancing, and writing, before coming back to Jakarta. She was one of the top 5 winners of the JakJazz New Breed contest 2008, and won 2nd place at the Road to Java Jazz 2009.

FREE Pop Jazz Black Cat. 9.45pm. With Sukat Trio and Sukma Ayu on vocals. Smooth jazz melodies and chillout grooves from the duo.

FREE The Rocket The Rock. 6pm. Soulful blues and power rock territory.

FREE Saturday Night Live Eastern Promise. 7pm. No, it’s not the TV series. It’s time to get down to the music by Eastern Promise’s in-house band Time Wrap.

FREE The Angels Raden Poeas. 9pm. Who says women can’t jam?! Every Saturday at 9 pm onwards, Sinta and Nonce and their all-girls band The Angels stir up the crowd at Bar Raden Poeas with their unique blend of pop, R&B, rock, and funk.

FREE Voila Flavia SHY Rooftop. 11pm. This band will bring rock and roll blues to rock your night out.

Sunday

FREE D’Five Sparca. 11am. Live music, free children activities and bazaar.

FREE Freezy Sunday PX St. Moritz. 7pm. With Valent & friends.

FREE Gosa Wosa Jaya Pub. 7pm. Sunday chillout night at the pub with acoustic music entertainment.

FREE Open Mic De Hooi. 8pm. De Hooi offers a free beer for each person who plays or sing a song on stage.

FREE Rock Ballad eX Plaza Indonesia. 3pm. With Backline Acoustic.

VenuesBBs Jl. Sidoarjo, no. 1, Menteng. 021

3193 1890.

Black Cat Plaza Senayan Arcadia, unit X 208-209, New Delhi, Pintu 1. 021 5790 1264.

Cazbar Menara Anugerah, Jl. Lingkar, Mega Kuningan. 021 576 4582.

De Hooi Pondok Indah Plaza 2 (next to Trattoria and Citibank). 021 750 0742.

Dejavu Jl. Wahid Hasyim, no.88, Jak-Pus.

eX’ntertainment Centre Jl. MH Thamrin, kav. 28-30. 021 310 7272.

Eastern Promise Jl. Kemang Raya, no. 5. 021 7179 1581.

Four Seasons Hotel Jl. HR Rasuna Said. 021 252 3456.

Goethe-Haus Jl. Sam Ratulangi, no. 9-15. 021 2355 0208.

GOR Bulungan Jl. Bulungan, no. 1, Kramat Pela.

The Green Jl. Kemang Raya, no. 25. 021 718 1555.

Hard Rock Cafe Plaza Indonesia Entertainment X’nter, Jl. MH Thamrin, kav. 13. 021 3199 0160.

Jaya Pub Gedung Jaya, Parking area, Jl. MH Thamrin, kav. 1-2. 021 3192 5633.

Kafe Pisa Jl. Gereja Theresia, no.1, Menteng. 021 3100 151.

Le Grandeur Jl. Mangga Dua Raya, Mangga Dua. 021 612 8811.

Loca! Coffee Plus Jl. Benda Raya, no. 7a, Kemang. 021 7883 1979.

Manchester United Cafe Graha Mataram, Podium Sarinah, Lt. 2, Jl. MH Thamrin, no. 11. 021 230 0392.

Mistere, Champagne Lounge The Ritz-Carlton, Jl. Lingkar Mega Kuningan, kav. E1, no. 1, Mega Kuningan. 021 251 8888.

Pantai Karnaval Jl.Lodan Timur, Ancol, North Jakarta.

Pasar Festival Jl. HR Rasuna Said, kav. C-22. 021 526 3212.

PPHUI Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said, kav. C 22. 021 526 5493.

PX Pavilion @ The St. Moritz Mal Puri Indah, West Jakarta.

Raden Poeas Gedung Jaya, ground floor, Jl. MH Thamrin, no. 12. 021 391 2025.

Romeo Cafe Automall, Basement level, SCBD Complex, Jl. Jend. Sudirman, kav. 52-53. 021 5289 7019.

Rossi Jl. RS. Fatmawati, no. 30, Cilandak Fax. 021 765 4527.

Rosso Shangri-la Hotel, Kota BNI, Jl. Jend. Sudirman, kav. 1. 021 570 7440.

Salihara Jl. Salihara, no. 16, Pasar Minggu. 021 789 1202.

Satu Lagi Hotel Kristal, Jl Tarogong Raya, Cilandak Barat. 021 7507050.

Score! Cilandak Town Square, Jl. TB Simatupang, kav. 17. 021 7592 0278-9.

Shanghai Blue Jl. Kebon Sirih Raya 79. 021 391 8690.

SHY Rooftop The Papilion, top floor, Jl. Kemang Raya, no. 45AA, Kemang. 0811 940870.

Sparca Grand Kemang Hotel, Jl. Kemang Raya 2H, Kebayoran Baru. 021 719 4121.

The Rock Grand Flora Hotel, Jl. Kemang Raya, no. 7. 021 719 8000.

The Trip Jl. Kemang Selatan 8, no. 55, unit 9. 021 7179 2138.

Universitas Indonesia Kampus UI Depok. 021 727 2425.

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