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October 2 2015 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:30PM ••• ALL AGES $10 in advance / $12 at the door Holly Miranda hollymiranda.com/ Psychedelic Fairytale Soul Gracie And Rachel gracieandrachel.com/ Orchestral pop - piano violin duo Kyle M. Terrizzi www.facebook.com/kyle.m.terrizzi Singer/songwriter, etc. Holly Miranda Holly Miranda, Tim Mislock, Maria Eisen -from Detroit On a trip intended to jumpstart the creative process for new material, Holly Miranda reflects, “I had a dream that I was going to rent a house in Joshua Tree and go write by myself for a month. I’d never been there before, but I woke up the next day and booked the first house I found and left a few days later. It was about getting away from the chatter of Los Angeles and reconnecting with myself and nature. I had a bit of writer’s block after the last record, I wasn’t having fun anymore and I really needed to get back the core of why I started making music 17 years ago.” she says. Whatever it was Miranda needed from her time in th desert, she seems to have found it. On her self-titled sophomore release Miranda nods at her singer-songwriter roots but also pushes herself in new directions. She co-produced the album with Florent Barbier, and tracks like “Desert Call” and “Everlasting,” show off straightforward songwriting, soulful delivery and a lighters-in-the-air orchestration that places Miranda alongside the pantheon of songwriters who can make heartache sound beautiful. After half of her life spent on stage or in a recording studio—with her former rock band The Jealous Girlfriends and more recently as a solo artist— Miranda is still experimenting and diving for deeper truths. Gracie And Rachel Gracie Coates: lead vocals, piano, Rachel Ruggles: violin, vocals -from Berkeley to Brooklyn -Orchestral pop piano-violin duo, Gracie and Rachel, crafts intricate tunes combining classical string elements with haunting, fierce vocals augmented by sparse but powerful percussion. Ivory satin lined with teeth, the duo find beauty in stark simplicity and pause to breathe a hint of the abstract into the highly emotive, evolved body they create. Playing venues such as City Winery, (le) poisson rouge, and Mercury Lounge this past year, Gracie and Rachel has developed a strong NYC audience that is expanding quickly into other markets across the country with the release of their latest single "Tiptoe." The song was premiered by NPR-affiliate WNYC Soundcheck on July 10th, 2015 and released worldwide the same day. Their forthcoming debut album Go is a penetrating record of a lifelong friendship which flows freely between virtuosic violin textures to sylphlike melodies highlighting seasoned songwriting. The result: a heartfelt glimpse into two artists’ intertwined lives. From the pit of despair to the summit of success, Gracie and Rachel are always headed somewhere new. Kyle M. Terrizzi Kyle M. Terrizzi -from Berkeley, CA -Kyle M. Terrizzi is a Berkeley, California-based singer/songwriter known for his distinguished brand of blunt, confessional songwriting and storytelling. With only his voice, a guitar, and the force of his personality, Terrizzi has commanded audiences alongside artists as dynamic and diverse as Cody Simpson, Tennis, Matt Pond PA, The Lighthouse & the Whaler, David Ryan Harris, and Jon Bellion. His latest collection of songs VOLUME ONE is free to download now at DEARPATRON.COM. |
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