Led by saxophonist and bandleader Dalton Mumphrey, this performance centers improvisation as a form of dialogue — a space for reflection, solidarity, and shared breath. The music moves between composition and spontaneity, drawing on the language of African-American music to respond to the moment we are living in.

This gathering affirms music as care, as protest, and as community. In a time shaped by displacement and uncertainty, the band offers sound as a way to hold one another — to listen, to feel, and to remain connected.