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DICHI concert at Cliff Bell’s

Detroit-based jazz collective DICHI played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Sunday, August 24, at 5:30 p.m. Led by saxophonist Colin McCahill and guitarist Hayden Cusmano, they showcased influences from Bob Dylan to George Benson.

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DICHI is a Detroit jazz group led by saxophonist Colin McCahill and guitarist Hayden Cusmano, with Ian Lukas on bass and Philip Buchman on drums. Each member is highly sought after in the Detroit scene. Their influences range widely, including artists like George Benson, Nicholas Payton, and Bob Dylan. The concert featured fiery solos and heartfelt ballads in the intimate setting of Cliff Bell’s. Tickets were $25.

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