Naman
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| Little Naman listened to mainly his brother's old hip-hop records, and
he played only classical music. He was first introduced to jazz when
Ron Carter showed up at the start of "The Low End Theory" in '91. He
once sold ?uestlove some banana bread, and is proud to this day.
Naman cut his musical teeth on the west coast, studying piano and
organ with local greats, and playing in Vancouver's vibrant improvised
music scene. Now with montreal as his home, his roots stay firmly
planted as always, in his music. With an ever changing aray of
beautiful classic instruments that he's always working to perfect and
make sing, space is the place! Fresh and classic styles, old sounds
new sounds, quality control at its finest! |
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