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hybrid-jazz psychedelic journey
Two Thou's hybrid jazz experiment, Oraculu, a psychedelic journey where machines, drums, voice, and horns converge in a soul-sparking performanceā€”expect to oscillate.
Oraculu is a function that starts slow and spiritual, but ends in movement and catharsis. It's a ritual performance, rooted in improvisation and jazz but unbound by itā€”fuelled by invention, soul, and dance-floor instincts.
Live Show
The band can play a very mellow, soft, hypnotizing, and mantric soundā€”almost reaching a meditative state. From here, the sound spins into wider and wider circles, filling the space with energy and touching danceable moments.
The contrast between electronic and acoustic elements is central, with Monica's voice, the horn, and the synths weaving together endlessly, while deep spiritual beats and bass keep the frame firm.
Although stable in sound, this is a highly mutable act that shifts with the energy of the room. This is music from the heartā€”focused, grounding, and leaving people full.
Line ups & Collective
Oraculuā€™s pool of musicians
Live Trio: Two Thou, Monica Mussungo, and a horn (in the video Daniel El Congo Allen)
Live Quartet: Two Thou, Monica Mussungo, Horn and Dylan Chee Greene (drums & percussion)
On record, Oraculu was performed by Two Thou, Monica Mussungo (voice), Taymour Khajah (sax), Ziggy Zeitgeist (drums).