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šŸŽ¹ LIVE JAZZ AT CAFƉ CODA: JULIAN DAVIS REID — MERCY WE NEED Experience an evening of contemplative jazz, emotional depth, and music that speaks to the soul. Julian Davis Reid's intern here with some promotional content for his upcoming show! I have included a formal bio below. I have also attached a link to one of the music videos from the new album along with a write up about the album. Additionally, I have attached a photo of the band and a photo of Julian. Please let me know if you'd like any additional material - happy to provide whatever you need. Julian Davis Reid Bio: Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative, emotionally dynamic pianist and composer. His new album, Mercy We Need, was released on September 25th. His group’s two-set performance will walk through the album, which looks at the graces of mercy we need in this life. Band Members: Julian Davis Reid - Piano Ethan Philion - Bass James Russell Sims - Drums Tramaine Parker - Vocals Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative pianist and composer from Chicago who seeks our collective transformation as the new world unfolds. His compositions and performances are emotionally dynamic, drawing from the worlds of Robert Glasper, Keith Jarrett, and Herbie Hancock. Reid steadily releases and performs music under his own name—Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust—and formed part of the jazz-electronic fusion group The JuJu Exchange. He has recently released his first two full-length releases: Vocation, under his own name, and BEHOLD, with The JuJu Exchange. A former member of Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few, Reid has performed across North America and Europe at events including the Montreal Jazz Fest, Lollapalooza, and the Berlin Jazz Fest. He has also created with Jennifer Hudson, Chance the Rapper, Tank and the Bangas, Andrew Bird, Jamila Woods, Derrick Hodge, Keyon Harrold, Kenneth Whalum, Nat Reeves, and Abiodun Oyewole from The Last Poets. An award-winning writer, Reid shares about his journey as an artist-theologian on his Substack ā€œJulian’s Note.ā€ He has published essays in several books, including Naming the Spirit: Pneumatology through the Arts (2025). In 2021, Reid founded a project in contemplative spirituality called Notes of Rest, which offers an integrated approach to faith, restfulness, and Black music. Reid’s work has been covered in the New York Times, Forbes, Sojourners, Billboard, and DownBeat. He lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter. Website: juliandavisreid.com Watch the ā€œMercy We Needā€ music video: Watch on YouTube šŸ“… Saturday, November 7th šŸ•– 7 PM & 9 PM šŸŽŸļø $25 Cover šŸ“ 1224 WILLIAMSON ST 7 PM - Julian Reid 11/07/26 $25.00 šŸŽ¹ LIVE JAZZ AT CAFƉ CODA: JULIAN DAVIS REID — MERCY WE NEED Experience an evening of contemplative jazz, emotional depth, and music that speaks to the soul. Julian Davis Reid's intern here with some promotional content for his upcoming show! I have included a formal bio below. I have also attached a link to one of the music videos from the new album along with a write up about the album. Additionally, I have attached a photo of the band and a photo of Julian. Please let me know if you'd like any additional material - happy to provide whatever you need. Julian Davis Reid Bio: Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative, emotionally dynamic pianist and composer. His new album, Mercy We Need, was released on September 25th. His group’s two-set performance will walk through the album, which looks at the graces of mercy we need in this life. Band Members: Julian Davis Reid - Piano Ethan Philion - Bass James Russell Sims - Drums Tramaine Parker - Vocals Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative pianist and composer from Chicago who seeks our collective transformation as the new world unfolds. His compositions and performances are emotionally dynamic, drawing from the worlds of Robert Glasper, Keith Jarrett, and Herbie Hancock. Reid steadily releases and performs music under his own name—Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust—and formed part of the jazz-electronic fusion group The JuJu Exchange. He has recently released his first two full-length releases: Vocation, under his own name, and BEHOLD, with The JuJu Exchange. A former member of Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few, Reid has performed across North America and Europe at events including the Montreal Jazz Fest, Lollapalooza, and the Berlin Jazz Fest. He has also created with Jennifer Hudson, Chance the Rapper, Tank and the Bangas, Andrew Bird, Jamila Woods, Derrick Hodge, Keyon Harrold, Kenneth Whalum, Nat Reeves, and Abiodun Oyewole from The Last Poets. An award-winning writer, Reid shares about his journey as an artist-theologian on his Substack ā€œJulian’s Note.ā€ He has published essays in several books, including Naming the Spirit: Pneumatology through the Arts (2025). In 2021, Reid founded a project in contemplative spirituality called Notes of Rest, which offers an integrated approach to faith, restfulness, and Black music. Reid’s work has been covered in the New York Times, Forbes, Sojourners, Billboard, and DownBeat. He lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter. Website: juliandavisreid.com Watch the ā€œMercy We Needā€ music video: Watch on YouTube šŸ“… Saturday, November 7th šŸ•– 7 PM & 9 PM šŸŽŸļø $25 Cover šŸ“ 1224 WILLIAMSON ST Add to cart 9PM - Julian Reid 11/07/26 $25.00 šŸŽ¹ LIVE JAZZ AT CAFƉ CODA: JULIAN DAVIS REID — MERCY WE NEED Experience an evening of contemplative jazz, emotional depth, and music that speaks to the soul. Julian Davis Reid's intern here with some promotional content for his upcoming show! I have included a formal bio below. I have also attached a link to one of the music videos from the new album along with a write up about the album. Additionally, I have attached a photo of the band and a photo of Julian. Please let me know if you'd like any additional material - happy to provide whatever you need. Julian Davis Reid Bio: Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative, emotionally dynamic pianist and composer. His new album, Mercy We Need, was released on September 25th. His group’s two-set performance will walk through the album, which looks at the graces of mercy we need in this life. Band Members: Julian Davis Reid - Piano Ethan Philion - Bass James Russell Sims - Drums Tramaine Parker - Vocals Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative pianist and composer from Chicago who seeks our collective transformation as the new world unfolds. His compositions and performances are emotionally dynamic, drawing from the worlds of Robert Glasper, Keith Jarrett, and Herbie Hancock. Reid steadily releases and performs music under his own name—Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust—and formed part of the jazz-electronic fusion group The JuJu Exchange. He has recently released his first two full-length releases: Vocation, under his own name, and BEHOLD, with The JuJu Exchange. A former member of Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few, Reid has performed across North America and Europe at events including the Montreal Jazz Fest, Lollapalooza, and the Berlin Jazz Fest. He has also created with Jennifer Hudson, Chance the Rapper, Tank and the Bangas, Andrew Bird, Jamila Woods, Derrick Hodge, Keyon Harrold, Kenneth Whalum, Nat Reeves, and Abiodun Oyewole from The Last Poets. An award-winning writer, Reid shares about his journey as an artist-theologian on his Substack ā€œJulian’s Note.ā€ He has published essays in several books, including Naming the Spirit: Pneumatology through the Arts (2025). In 2021, Reid founded a project in contemplative spirituality called Notes of Rest, which offers an integrated approach to faith, restfulness, and Black music. Reid’s work has been covered in the New York Times, Forbes, Sojourners, Billboard, and DownBeat. He lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter. Website: juliandavisreid.com Watch the ā€œMercy We Needā€ music video: Watch on YouTube šŸ“… Saturday, November 7th šŸ•– 7 PM & 9 PM šŸŽŸļø $25 Cover šŸ“ CafĆ© CODA | Madison, WI Add to cart

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1224 Williamson Street, Madison, WI 53703

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