Jazz Pipeline - Lindsay Hannon

Considering Lindsay Hannon’s varied musical background, it perhaps comes as no surprise that jazz has become her latest love. The Newcastle-based musician earned her musical chops in an indie rock band but she soon graduated to blues and discovered a belting bluesy voice hidden inside her, which is used to explosive effect in one of her (many) other projects, indie pop trio Iceni. However, it was only when she began hanging out with a group of jazz musicians that she was impressed by a whole different level of artistry. “It was an eye opener to realise you could turn up with a music stand, some fairly rudimentary chord changes and be able to turn in a pretty great performance. I saw this as being true musicianship and wanted to know how it worked. And I’m still working on it!”

Lindsay’s cautious modesty is unnecessary, as evidenced on her second record with jazz fusion quartet The Lindsay Hannon Plus, she’s more than got the hang of ‘true musicianship’. Make Dark Heaven Light (a reference to Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet, fact fans) heralds a period of change for the group; pianist James Harrison is off touring with Philip Schofield (as you do), and the dynamic has shifted to include Mark Williams’ multifaceted guitar. “In many ways that has changed our sound, not only in terms of the instrumentation but in terms of our approach; it feels very spacious at times, with a lot of dynamic, moments of tension and moments of tenderness.”

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