Jamshid Jam at the Stanley Museum of Art - Part 2

When we performed at the Stanley Museum of Art, there was quite a bit of ambient noise. This pushed us to create music like we had never made together yet. Especially, the second part of the concert ended with an incredible constellation of sonic stars. Here is the video:

You could already listen to the first part of the concert.

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