Sirintip Phasuk
The Jazz Club730 Fifth Avenue, New York 10019
Sirintip Phasuk is billed at The Jazz Club in Manhattan on November 14. The available listing does not specify her accompanying musicians, the formation, or the material planned for the set, so this is a chance to hear her work without a preset programme attached. The club is built around close listening, and reservations are required.
Born in Bangkok and raised in Sweden, Phasuk is a Thai-Swedish research artist, singer and producer whose work connects music, science and technology through questions of empathy and human connection. She draws together jazz, classical music, traditional Thai music, Swedish pop and electronics. Her releases include Carbon, The Lost World and Tribus, while Mycelium expands her writing into an interdisciplinary suite for nine musicians, projections and a dancer. Her collaborators include Bill Laurance, Ben Wendel, Mark Guiliana, Michael League, Evan Marien and Sasha Berliner; she has also created commissioned work for the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Nobel Chemistry and Peace Prizes. DEMO Festival describes her three albums as “critically acclaimed.”
The Jazz Club offers a refined setting within Aman New York, where the focus is on immersive listening experiences. The room features elegant seating arranged to bring the audience close to the performers, allowing every note to resonate clearly. Guests can enjoy a curated selection of live jazz performances, often followed by a DJ set that extends the evening’s musical journey. The venue operates with a reservation system, ensuring a well-paced, attentive crowd. A full bar complements the music, providing craft cocktails and drinks that enhance the night without overwhelming conversation. The club’s location in Manhattan places it in the heart of the city’s cultural pulse, making it a destination for those seeking quality live jazz in a sophisticated environment. Your evening will be a blend of attentive listening and relaxed enjoyment, framed by the club’s polished ambiance and thoughtful programming.