One Street celebrates the spirit and strength of womanhood over a fun-filled evening of Jazz, food and cocktails featuring a 4-piece, woman-led jazz band, starring German vocalist Lydia Henrijke and a special selection of Gin-based cocktails, starting 8:30pm onwards.

If you’re a fan of the juniper spirit, or looking for an intro, join us for an evening of some soulful, funky, jazz couple with an infinite selection of gin cocktails and D-I-Y G&T; come be part of the festivities

Reservations: 81086 69680 / 70450 83546

Lydia Hendrijke (vocals): L.Y.D. aka Lydia Hendrikje Hornung is a singer, composer and DJane from Germany.

As a singer, she is versatile: excited by many different music styles and influenced by sounds from Brazil to India. She is involved

in different jazz, world music and pop projects, collaborates with many other musicians and composes her own music.

She regularly plays with musicians from all over the world.

As a DJ, she serves the crowd the freshest Hip Hop, Neo-RnB and Afrobeat selections. L.Y.D. studied at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, The Netherlands, where she graduated in 2012, majoring in ‘Jazz Vocals’.

Anurag Naidu (keys): Anurag is a Mumbai based jazz pianist. Versatile in many styles ranging from jazz, blues, funk to fusion. He recently released his debut album J'ai Fame, recorded in Paris. He has gone on to play at all the prestigious jazz venues in India and has shared the stage with many greats.

Aron Nyiro (drums): Head of the drum department of the True School of Music in Mumbai, since then slowly but surely his involvement in the indian music scene is growing larger as he played and plays regularly with performers like Samantha Edwards, Joe Alvarez, Vashundhara Vee, Louiz Banks, Anurag Naidu, Karim Ellaboudi, Dee Wood, Carl Clemens and had the pleasure to share the stage with such international artists as Eric Truffaz, Ben van Dungen, Greg Banaszak, Dallas Smith and Suzan Mazer.

Marios Menelou (bass): Marios Menelaou comes from the small village of Mathiatis located in Nicosia, Cyprus. In 2010,

he began his studies in the «Conservatory of Amsterdam» focusing on jazz music and electric bass guitar. During his stay in Amsterdam, he was a member in various bands and performed in

a variety of festivals such as the Afro vibes Festival and toured in Spain, Germany and several cities in the Netherlands. In 2015, he was awarded a scholarship and studied traditional Balinese music in the University of ISI Denpasar in Bali, Indonesia. In September 2016, he returned to Cyprus and dedicated his time in music composition, teaching and performing along with various Cypriots and foreign musicians.