On September 21, Stone Oven House hosted an evening of live jazz with Felicia Juno and Alan Lowles, a duo that brings together diverse influences and personal interpretations of jazz traditions.

Felicia Juno, whose musical journey began in pop, was drawn to American swing through her collaboration with Maestro Paolo Mosele. Her expressive vocal style, shaped by years of live performances, carries a depth of emotion that connects effortlessly with the audience.

Alan Lowles, a British multi-instrumentalist, has performed for audiences across different countries. At the piano, he created intricate harmonies and shifting rhythms, adding depth and dynamic interplay to the performance.

Together, they presented a set rich in melodic storytelling, drawing from the language of swing, blues, and contemporary jazz. Their music unfolded in a way that was both intimate and expansive, offering a fresh take on jazz as a living, evolving form of expression.