Sufi singer Sanam Marvi is a brilliant interpreter of South Asia’s spiritual, folk and classical poetry, with performances that balance immediacy and elegant ornamentation. Marvi is from the Sindh province of Pakistan, and like the late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, her joyous devotion to the Sufi tradition is meditative and trance-inducing one moment and thrillingly ecstatic the next. An in-demand performer too rarely heard outside émigré circles, this is her Southeastern debut. The Pakistan International News calls her “deeply resonant… sublime... transporting.”