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Nubiyan Twist is currently touring across 6 countries and has 21 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Motel Mozaïque • MOMO in Rotterdam, after that they'll be at Cowley Workers Social Club in Oxford.

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Nubiyan Twist Announce UK Tour Dates

Afro-jazz collective Nubiyan Twist have announced dates for a UK tour, commencing April next year at the Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis and concluding at the Outernet in London in June.

Nubiyan Twist comprises virtuosic instrumentalists and producers, the London-based collective’s sound a confluence of jazz, hip-hop, Afrobeat, soul and electronic flourishes. Nubiyan Twist are currently finishing recording on their fourth album scheduled for release in Spring 2024 – their first release since acclaimed pandemic-era album ‘Freedom Fables’ .

The first new music to appear from this upcoming album is ‘So Mi Stay’ , the outcome of a creative collaboration between bandleader and producer Tom Excell and newly-introduced vocalist Aziza Jaye.

Nubiyan Twist UK Tour Dates 2024

April 12th – Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis April 19th – Cowley Workers Social Club, Oxford May 23rd – Band On The Wall, Manchester May 24th – Project House, Leeds May 25th – The Glasshouse, Gateshead May 29th – Concorde 2, Brighton May 30th – Cambridge Junction, Cambridge May 31st – The Globe, Cardiff June 1st – Bristol Beacon, Bristol June 7th – The Leadmill, Sheffield June 19th – Outernet, London

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Seun Kuti Joins Nubiyan Twist on New Single 'Carry Me'

Their new album, Find Your Flame, is set to release May 3rd.

Nubiyan Twist presents another big hitter from their upcoming album ‘Find Your Flame’ with the release of their new single ‘Carry Me’ featuring Nigeria's modern day torch-bearer of Afrobeat, Seun Kuti.

The collaboration emerged from a chance encounter at Glastonbury Festival in 2022, where Nubiyan Twist bandleader Tom Excell was blown away by Kuti's magnetic stage presence. Originally crafted as a live-only piece, ‘Carry Me’ took on new dimensions with Seun's involvement, resulting in a full-blooded summer anthem that underscores Nubiyan Twist's affinity for Afrobeat, a defining element across their discography to date.

In ‘Carry Me’, the narrative unfolds from the perspective of a child coming to grips with their parents' hardships, paying homage to the resilience of all mothers and parental figures struggling in the shadows. Bandleader Tom Excell explains, “'Carry Me' celebrates the silent sacrifices made by parents navigating economic challenges and nuclear families in the absence of robust local communities. It's also a dedication to my partner and to her enduring strength”.

The single continues Nubiyan Twist's deep-rooted link to the dancefloor and expands the rich palette of styles on ‘Find Your Flame’. Current singles 'So Mi Stay' and 'Lights Out' featuring Nile Rodgers have already resonated widely, with playlists on BBC 6 Music, Jazz FM and Amazing Radio and a wide range of key DSP playlists. The band also embark on a major 20-date UK and European tour this month.

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2. Lights Out (Ft. Nile Rodgers )

3. All The Same (Ft. Ria Moran)

5. You Don't Know Me (Ft. corto.alto )

6. Carry Me (Ft. Seun Kuti)

7. So Mi Stay

8. Pray For Me Part 1 (Ft. NEONE the Wonderer)

9. Pray For Me Part 2 (Ft. K.O.G)

10. Reach My Soul

11. Find Your Flame

12. Slow Breath (Ft. Mamani Keïta)

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12/04: Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis

19/04: Cowley Workers Social Club, Oxford

23/05: Band On The Wall, Manchester

24/05: Project House, Leeds

25/05: The Glasshouse, Gateshead

29/05: Concorde 2, Brighton

30/05: Cambridge Junction, Cambridge

31/05: The Globe, Cardiff

01/06: Bristol Beacon, Bristol

07/06: The Leadmill, Sheffield

19/06: Outernet, London

About Nubiyan Twist

Since forming in 2011 at the Leeds College of Music, Nubiyan Twist have risen to become one of the leading groups in the fertile UK music scene. Known for their eclectic blend of styles and powerful sound, the virtuosic nine-piece band’s thrilling exploration of tight musicianship and infectious grooves have consistently mesmerised audiences. Their 2015 self-titled debut album and acclaimed ‘Jungle Run’ in spring 2019 led to their third massive album ‘Freedom Fables’, released on Strut Records in March 2021. The album was heavily playlisted on BBC 6 Music alongside live sessions with Gilles Peterson, Mary Anne Hobbs and Jamie Cullum on BBC Radio 2, plus their UK TV debut on Later…with Jools Holland.

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Researchers control quantum properties of 2D materials with tailored light

The team developed a groundbreaking method that harnesses the structure of light to twist and tweak the properties of quantum materials. 

By Ali Sundermier

A team of scientists has developed a groundbreaking method that harnesses the structure of light to twist and tweak the properties of quantum materials. Their results, published today in Nature , pave the way for advancements in next generation quantum electronics, quantum computing and information technology. 

The team, led by researchers from the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University, applied this method to a material known as hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), a single layer of atoms arranged in a honeycomb pattern with properties that make it uniquely suited for quantum manipulation. In their experiments, the scientists used a special kind of light, whose electric field looks like a trefoil, to change and control the material's behavior on a quantum level at an ultrafast time scale.

The way the light wave is twisted also allows researchers to precisely control the material's quantum properties – rules that determine the behavior of electrons, which are essential for electricity and data flow. This ability to control quantum properties on demand could pave the way for creating ultrafast quantum switches for future technologies.

"Our work is akin to finding a new way of whispering to the quantum world and getting it to reveal its secrets to us," said Shubhadeep Biswas, a scientist at SLAC and Stanford University who led the research.

Traditional techniques often require the light to have just the right energy to work with a material, a limitation that this new approach cleverly bypasses. By using a special kind of light and tailoring its pattern to match the material's pattern, scientists can coax the material into new configurations without being constrained by its natural properties. 

"This structured light doesn't just illuminate the material; it twists around it, altering its quantum properties on demand in a way we can control," Biswas said.

This flexibility could allow the method to work for a broad range of applications, making it easier to develop new technologies. In essence, the team created conditions where electrons move in new and controllable ways. That could, for example, lead to the development of super-fast switches for quantum computers, which could drastically outperform the computers we use today.

Beyond the immediate results, this research holds promise for future applications in the realm of "valleytronics," a field that leverages the quantum properties of electrons residing in different energy valleys of a material for information processing. Unlike traditional approaches that require light matched to those energy valleys, the new method is more adaptable, offering a new direction for developing quantum devices. 

The researchers' ability to manipulate the quantum valleys in hBN could lead to new devices, such as ultrafast quantum switches, that operate not just on the binary of 0s and 1s but on the more complex landscape of quantum information. This will allow for faster, more efficient ways of processing and storing information. 

"It’s not just about flipping a switch on and off," said collaborator Matthias F. Kling, the R&D division director at LCLS. "It's about creating a switch that can exist in multiple states at once, vastly increasing the power and potential of our devices. It opens up a whole new way to engineer the properties of materials on a quantum level. The potential applications are vast, ranging from quantum computing to new forms of quantum information processing."

The research also sheds light on the fundamental ways scientists can interact with and control the quantum world. For the scientists involved, this journey into the quantum realm is not just about the thrill of discovery but about pushing the boundaries of what's possible. 

"One of the most exciting aspects is the sheer potential of our findings,” Biswas said. “We're on the cusp of a new era in technology, and we're just starting to explore what's possible when we harness the power of quantum materials."

LCLS is a DOE Office of Science user facility. This research was supported by the Office of Science. The team also included researchers from Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching; Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munich in Germany; and Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid in Spain.

Citation: S. Mitra et al., Nature , 15 March 2024 ( 10.1038/s41586-024-07244-z )

For questions or comments, contact the SLAC Office of Communications at  [email protected] .

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SLAC is operated by Stanford University for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science . The Office of Science is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States and is working to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time.

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Miles Russell, 15, ready for TOUR-sanctioned debut at LECOM Suncoast Classic

Miles Russell practices for his PGA TOUR-sanctioned debut at the LECOM Suncoast Classic. (Alex Sturgill/PGA TOUR)

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LAKEWOOD RANCH, Fla. – Miles Russell is too young for a driver’s license, but he outdrove his playing partners with ease Tuesday at the LECOM Suncoast Classic.

Russell, the world’s top-ranked junior golfer, will make his PGA TOUR-sanctioned debut this week on a sponsor exemption, roughly a four-hour drive from his hometown of Jacksonville Beach, Florida.

Russell, 15, is a high-school freshman who began online schooling in eighth grade. The smooth-swinging left-hander got ahead on coursework in recent days (classes include geometry, Earth science, world history and geography) so he can focus on competing at Lakewood National Golf Club’s Commander course. This isn’t a ceremonial start, as Russell has displayed high-end talent and skill across a schedule of big-time junior golf events. He surpassed Tiger Woods last fall as the youngest AJGA Boys Junior Player of the Year, and he nearly Monday qualified for the PGA TOUR’s Puerto Rico Open last month – falling in a playoff for the final spot.

A junior star’s first TOUR-sanctioned start becomes a time capsule in future years. Jordan Spieth finished T16 at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in 2010 (at age 16), and a 17-year-old Scottie Scheffler finished T22 at the same event four years later. Both, like Russell, are past AJGA Players of the Year and made their TOUR-sanctioned debut in their home state. The youthful energy radiates across time, and Russell looks forward to a similar experience this week in Florida.

“I don’t know what to expect, but I’d love to make the cut and who knows, maybe have a good weekend and see where it puts me,” Russell said Tuesday.

Russell was introduced to golf at age 2 by his dad and grandpa, “whacking it around the house … and it’s been history ever since,” he said. “Took me out to the course and went through a bucket of balls in 3 minutes, and it was just fun.”

Russell played baseball and soccer in his formative years, but he eased those sports back to focus on golf – he still enjoys some pickleball and tennis at times, but golf is his purest sporting love. He first attended THE PLAYERS Championship at age 2 (TPC Sawgrass is just 10 minutes from home) and said he’s attended that event as a fan each year since.

Junior PLAYERS champion Miles Russell poses with Nick Dunlap during the first timers press conference prior to THE PLAYERS Championship 2024. (Ben Jared/PGA TOUR)

“I’ve always wanted to be able to do it," Russell said of eventually pursuing professional golf. "To have the chance to do it would be even cooler, and then to be able to do it would be awesome. I think it would just be cool to do something I love, and there’s not much more I love than this.”

His resume suggests he’s poised to do just that.

Russell was named the 2023 AJGA Player of the Year on Nov. 2 (a day after turning 15) in a year that included winning the Junior PGA Championship (by seven strokes), Junior PLAYERS Championship (carding a second-round 66 at TPC Sawgrass’ PLAYERS Stadium Course, en route to becoming the event’s youngest winner) and representing the United States at the Junior Ryder Cup.

Russell has worked with instructor Ramon Bescansa, whom he describes as both a swing coach and a skills coach, since age 6 or 7. Bescansa, a former Korn Ferry Tour member, will caddie for his student in his Korn Ferry Tour debut.

When asked about TOUR player comparisons that come to mind, Bescansa mentioned reigning Open champion Brian Harman, noting their elite hands, short game and intuition.

“He was already incredible when I first started working with him,” Bescansa said of Russell. “He had a golf IQ that’s not normal for such a young age. It’s been so much fun. I was able to not only help him with his swing, but teaching him how to play golf, play all the shots; he already had a huge understanding and he was like a sponge, a lot of teaching was done with him and a club, and try to do it.”

Russell says he’s more of a feel player than technical, and his instructor concurs. Bescansa said a large part of their work relates to tempo and being synced up. That will become especially paramount as Russell’s body continues to change.

“He’s only 15 and he’s still growing; every time I see him, he’s hitting it farther,” said Bescansa, noting that Russell has reached 112-113 mph of swing speed (which will likely increase in future years).

Russell made waves in the professional golf sphere by narrowly missing at Puerto Rico Open’s Monday qualifier, as he made bogey at No. 18 before falling in a 4-for-1 playoff won by Korn Ferry Tour member Evan Harmeling. (Harmeling proceeded to top-10 in Puerto Rico, his first TOUR start, to earn a spot in the Valspar Championship.)

In a twist, Russell and Harmeling often compete in chipping competitions around their hometown Atlantic Beach Country Club – Russell also often tests his skills against TOUR pros Vince Covello, Raul Pereda, Russell Knox, Philip Knowles and others. Being around professional golfers has accelerated Russell’s development into a world-class junior player, concurred Russell and his instructor, befitting of Russell’s “sponge” ethos.

That was also the case Tuesday, when Russell played an 18-hole practice round with veteran pros Roberto Diaz, Sam Saunders and Rob Oppenheim – who finished runner-up at the Club Car Championship at The Landings Golf & Country Club earlier this month. (After being informed that Russell was the No. 1-ranked junior, Oppenheim quipped that if he wasn’t No. 1, that could foreshadow trouble for veteran pros at large.) Those three have combined for 907 starts between the PGA TOUR and Korn Ferry Tour.

Miles Russell with his playing partners Tuesday at LECOM Suncoast Classic. From L-R: Sam Saunders, Roberto Diaz, Russell and Rob Oppenheim. (Elise Tallent/PGA TOUR)

Russell might embody the game’s future, but his veteran playing partners didn’t shy away from offering instruction in the present. On the par-4 11th tee, the group discussed how the hole might play in certain wind directions and various angles to consider on the short par 4 that could become drivable on a downwind day. As they strode up the fairway, Diaz shared nuances and a perspective accrued through a 15-year pro career.

“These guys have been great,” Russell said. “Certainly watching what they’ve doing; asked them some questions … they’ve kind of been showing me some secrets.”

Russell also spent some time at THE PLAYERS last month with world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, whom he said “was such a nice guy and such a great guy.” Scheffler famously debuted at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in 2014, finishing T22 with his sister Callie on the bag – and making a hole-in-one in the third round.

“Scheffler sounded like a PGA TOUR veteran Sunday, analyzing his experience and making a mental checklist of everything he wants to fix,” wrote ESPN at the time.

Russell too sounded like a veteran Tuesday discussing his week ahead, his quiet confidence backed up by his laundry list of accomplishments. The No. 1 junior wasn’t in the business of making bold proclamations, but he projected a sense of expectation to compete this week. When asked about highlight golf moments so far, he mentioned the Junior Ryder Cup and holing out on the 72nd hole at the Junior PGA Championship, but also …

“Maybe we’ll make one this week,” he said after completing Tuesday’s practice round, as he headed to the range for some further work. “Who knows?”

Kevin Prise is an associate editor for the PGA TOUR. He is on a lifelong quest to break 80 on a course that exceeds 6,000 yards and to see the Buffalo Bills win a Super Bowl. Follow Kevin Prise on Twitter .

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