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Sanem Kalfa Miraculous Layers

Sanem Kalfa

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Sanem Kalfa’s band, Miraculous Layers, blends jazz, pop, folklore, and improvisation with captivating melodies and rhythms, creating a unique sound without a bass instrument.

Sanem Kalfa is a singer, improviser, composer, and cellist based in Amsterdam, born in Trabzon, a city on the Black Sea coast in the northeast of Turkey. The style of Sanem Kalfa’s band, Miraculous Layers, is a mix of jazz, pop, folklore, and improvised music with captivating melodies and powerful rhythms. The absence of a bass instrument creates a unique musical environment.

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