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Skye Douglas Project brings Nordic Jazz to 40 Knots Winery on May 15

The band’s Soundscapes of Hope blend Nordic Jazz, World Music and Neo-Classical influences into an original sound
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Skye Douglas Project brings Nordic Jazz to 40 Knots Winery on May 15

From Nanaimo a musical force has emerged that’s both reflective and radiant. The Skye Douglas Project (SDP) performs with a fresh yet timeless voice, blending Nordic Jazz, World Music, Neo-Classical influences, and spiritual depth into a rich tapestry of original sound.

At the heart of the ensemble is Dean Boland (Skye) – trumpeter, composer, and visionary. With a Master’s in Composition focused on the elusive and expressive “Nordic Tone,” Boland brings a deeply personal and minimalist aesthetic to SDP’s music. His compositions, influenced by the likes of Mathias Eick and the Wasserfuhr Brothers, invite listeners into a meditative space where music becomes both prayer and celebration.

The ensemble’s sound is a conversation – intentional, joyful, and spacious, offering room for reflection and imagination. Their performances are more than concerts; they are shared experiences of beauty, peace, and hope.

The Skye Douglas Project is: Dean Boland on trumpet and keyboard, Nick Peck on keyboards, Quin Etheridge-Pedden on violin and bass and James McRae on drums.

SDP’s mission is simple yet profound: to be agents of Hope and Peace, drawing listeners inward and upward through music that feels like a breath of fresh, Nordic air.

Come early to grab seats, enjoy the beautiful setting and enjoy a charcuterie selection from 40 Knots or delicious offerings from our local food truck vendors.

Advance tickets available online at Eventbrite. The show is on May 15. Admission at the door is $25.00, $20.00 for members, $10 for students. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and the show starts at 7:00 p.m..

Please visit www.georgiastraightjazz.com to see the calendar of upcoming events.

 



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