AiiTee and Nathan Somevi

Middlefield Community Project

Tuesday the 13th of January

Free Entry Concert 12-1, followed by a FREE guitar workshop 1:15-2

Join us for the first of our Ron Bird Memorial Concert Series, where we host a free musical event at Middlefield Community Project to promote great music in Aberdeen and start the build up to this year's Aberdeen Jazz Festival 2026!

Please reserve your free ticket in advance here online. 

Please bring your guitar for a free workshop with Nathan after the concert finishes! Everyone welcome, or all standards!

AiiTee

AiiTee is a talented up and coming singer/songwriter based in Scotland. Originally from Nigeria, AiiTee’s style is a unique blend of Afrobeat, Soul, Gospel and R&B. She started releasing music at the start of 2020 and has seen her music grow from strength to strength.

She released her debut EP “Love Don’t Fall” in the summer of 2022 and has been featured on BBC Introducing in Scotland, BBC Introducing Asian Residency, Amazing Radio and has performed with the Voice’s Anne Marie and Scottish rapper Chef.

Nathan Somevi: 

Born in Ghana and raised in Scotland, Nathan Somevi is a versatile jazz, soul, gospel guitarist and producer known for adopting the Charlie Hunter Hybrid Guitar.

Nathan’s sound was developed playing in church where the focus was using music as a tool to bring people into a spiritual atmosphere. Whilst studying Martin Taylor, Joe Pass and Chalie Hunter, the technique was secondary to the purpose of the playing. Nathan has brought that ethos to his projects and most importantly his live performances. He has released two EPs, Can’t Be Done in 2020 and Brave in 2023 and is planning on releasing his third EP this year.

Nathan was nominated for the Scottish Alternative Music Awards in 2021 and the Scottish Jazz Awards 2023.