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Sunday April 13
2025 7:30PM doors -- music at 8:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $13 in advance / $15 at the door Matthew O'Neill matthew-oneill.com alternative indie \ pop rock Carabeza instagram.com/carabeza.sc iart-rock Aux Meadows instagram.com/aux_meadows aambient country folk rock Matthew O'Neill -from the Catskills, NY -Matthew O’Neill is a musical artist and performer based in the Catskill mountains. His musical practice is rooted in Indigenous musical ontologies; ways of knowing and participation through sound. He is committed to restoring the central role of music in maintaining relationship, balance, resilience, innovation and thriving in harmony with Mother Earth and the Cosmos. The result is a dynamic feeling of connection to living systems and a sense of empowered resistance to outdated destructive paradigms. His albums have received critical acclaim and he has collaborated with many world class and award winning musicians and engineers. His work offers gratitude and appreciation as per the original instructions, carrying out the responsibility of musical reciprocity. Kinship with non-human relatives is a central theme. He speaks out against the injustices that are clear to see and acknowledges the necessity to always give space for humor, a form of medicine like music. Matthew has an academic background that includes wisdom traditions, musical ethnography, soundscape ecology, cultural anthropology, and history. He started and runs an Indigenous based music label called Underwater Panther Coalition which focuses on decolonizing music and listening modalities while directly supporting native artists and their communities. His mission is to help connect people to Mother Earth through music and fulfill obligations of reciprocity through sound, prayer, and action. He is actively engaged in supporting Indigenous rights, land rights, and connecting culture back to the land. O’Neill’s songwriting acknowledges the interconnectedness of all things and often features poetic allegory centering on non-anthropocentric articulations of gratitude, joy, suffering, celebration, and loss. Acknowledgment of the complexities and vulnerability of our humanness in relationship to all life is woven into his work. Decolonizing and reindigenizing music is a central commitment. Carabeza -from Santa Cruz, CA -We love playing music. Aux Meadows -from Oakland, CA -Home of that lonesome planet sound. J. Imwalle - synth. C. Royalty - guitar. S. Dawson - lap steel & dobro. |
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