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Melorie Jane Quintet, 2026
A poignant response to global turmoil, "Where is peace" captures Melorie Jane’s signature South African jazz fusion sound in a soulful, evocative call for harmony. This track was debuted at the Montreux Jazz Festival Fr
Melorie Jane on vocals and piano, Duncan Johnson on saxophone, Keegan Steenkamp on trumpet, Chadleigh Gowar on bass, and Chanté Phillips on drums.
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Melorie Jane Quintet, 2025
This track encapsulates the high-energy festival sound Melorie Jane has cultivated during 2025. The artist brings her faith to the front in a rap section, exploring new expressions of jazz on the track.
Melorie Jane on keyboard and voice, Muneeb Hermans on trumpet, Jesse Julies on saxophone, Sibusiso Matsimela on bass, Chanté Phillips on drums.
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Melorie Jane Sextet, 2025
This single and music video was inspired by her original track 'Vir Elsa', and reinvented to a new joyful piece. The video also features abstract artist Elsa van der Klashorst, capturing the process of creating an artwork.
Melorie Jane on piano, Bonga Mosola on trumpet, Ryan Hendricks on saxophone, Chadleigh Gowar on bass, Chanté Phillips on drums, Ashsmit Malan on electric gu.
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Melorie Jane Quintet, 2024
Hold the Stars is more than just a collection of songs - it is a testament to the power of collaboration, creativity, and the human spirit, inspired by Godly encounters.
Melorie Jane on piano, Bonga Mosola on trumpet, Danél Dippenaar on saxophone, Chadleigh Gowar on bass, Chanté Phillips on drums.
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Melorie Jane Quintet, 2024
Written for the artist's mother, this is about the love of a parent, much like God's love for his children.
Melorie Jane on piano, Bonga Mosola on trumpet, Danél Dippenaar on saxophone, Chadleigh Gowar on bass, Chanté Phillips on drums.
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Melorie Jane Quintet, 2021
Dealing with human resilience, solitude, connection and faith.
Melorie Jane on piano and voice, Neo Mathebula on trumpet, Jed Petersen on saxophone, Alex Mayers on bass, Lilavan Gangen on drums, and Jarryd West on drums on 'Amina'.
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Melorie Jane trio, 2021
Written for artists during the challenges of the global covid pandemic.
Melorie Jane on piano and voice, Alex Mayers on bass and Jarryd West on drums.
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Melorie jane trio, 2021
A celebration of women in jazz, dedicated to Amina Figarova.
Melorie Jane on piano, Alex Mayers on bass and Jarryd West on drums
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Melorie jane trio, 2017
A beautiful love song, she wrote for her husband.
Melorie jane on piano and vocals, Gilbert Sithole on bass and Thato Tswai on drums.
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EP by Melorie jane quintet, 2018
Coming into a new world of music and a new way of thinking.
MelorieJane on piano and vocals, Gilbert Sithole on bass, Thato Tswai on drums, Lehlohonolo Ntsoko on saxophone and Nstikelelo Jack Mcwabe on trumpet.
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