Friday, August 4, 2023 - 5:30pm to 11:30pm

Efajemue Etoroma plays at the 1905

Two Shows - 7:30p and 9:30p

  • Julian ‘J3PO’ Pollack, Synth & Piano
  • Francisco Ojeda, Electric & Upright bass
  • Efajemue Etoroma, Jr., Drums

Efajemue Etoroma, Jr. is a Los Angeles-based drummer, producer, and educator who has worked with a diverse range of artists such as Moonchild, Scary Pockets, Jeff Bernat, Vidya Vox, Carlos Nino, and Nate Mercereau. Efajemue’s stylistic versatility, expressive creativity, and deep musical instincts have afforded him opportunities to tour around the globe and work as a session drummer and producer for numerous musical projects. As a producer, Efajemue released the 2022 JUNO nominated album, Aesthetics, and two EPs, Motions & Methods (2019) and Fragile (2017). Efajemue’s draws from his deep connection with jazz, hip hop, and electronic music. Efajemue creates music that tells stories about solitude, fear, joy, and peace.

Earliy Show - Joe Manis Trio - 5:30p

  • Joe Manis, Tenor Saxophone
  • Joe Bagg, Organ
  • Charlie Doggett, Drums

Originally from Dexter, Oregon, SteepleChase recording artist Joe Manis is noted for the strength of his "intense, updated take on the glorious Rollins-'Trane tradition." (Willamette Week) Manis was the recipient of a 2013 Oregon Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship. His album for SteepleChase Records, The Golden Mean, features George Colligan on organ, Kevin Congleton on drums, and Lillie Manis on viola and was released in 2015. North By Northwest was released by SteepleChase Records in 2013.

Details

August 4, 2023
5:30 pm to 11:30 pm
15 - 20 early show, 25 - 35 evening shows

Venue

(503) 460-3333
830 N Shaver St
Portland, OR 97227

Every day of the week in the evenings, and often multiple times per day on weekends, The 1905 plays host to the exquisite jazz community that Portland has to offer. In addition to keeping a finger on the pulse of the local scene, The 1905 has hosted internationally recognized musicians such as 5 time Grammy award-winner Antonio Sanchez, and Jazz greats like Ralph Peterson Jr.