In this special collaboration, the internationally-renowned Sandy Evans Trio is joined by two very special guests - saxophonist Andrew Robson and drummer Hamish Stuart. Completing the stellar line up is sensational bass player Brett Hirst.

Sandy Evans, one of Australia’s most well-known jazz saxophonists and composers, directs this musical interpretation of Gandhi’s writings on non-violence, joined by Australian-Indian musicians Sarangan Sriranganathan (sitar/vocals) and Bobby Singh (tabla), and her all-star band.

As part of her Sydney International Women's Jazz Festival Artist-in-Residence role this is the launch of "Postcards from the Anthropocene" with collaborators Hamish Stuart (drums) and Adam Hulbert (eurotrack modular synthesiser and theremin) from Halfback Books on Sydney's northern beaches.The album was recorded during last year's bushfire crisis and is offered as a protest against environmental destruction and climate change.In December 2019, Sydney was enveloped in a thick blanket of smoky haze. It was on one of the worst days for bushfire smoke that Sandy,…