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Jasmine Myra
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Who is Jasmine Myra
Jasmine Myra is a British saxophonist and composer associated with the spiritual jazz genre. Her music often explores themes of introspection and self-discovery, blending elements of jazz, folk, and ambient textures.
Myra's discography includes releases such as Rising (2024), Horizons (2022), Where Light Settles (2026), and Bring To Light (2019). Her work is available on various platforms, including Spotify, Deezer, Bandcamp, and Apple Music.
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Where Light Settles
2026
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Rising
2024
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Horizons
2022
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Bring To Light
2019
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Jasmine Myra: verified discography
Albums and EPs matched to the artist's verified catalogue; expanded editions are grouped together.
- 2026Where Light Settles· MusicBrainz + Deezer + Apple Musicalbum
- 2024Rising· MusicBrainz + Deezer + Apple Musicalbum
- 2022Horizons· MusicBrainz + Deezer + Apple Musicalbum
- 2019Bring To Light· MusicBrainzep
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Where to see them live
Club Gre2Jazz
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