Category: Andrea Regina Esperon
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Patrick Droney in New York
There’s something rare about an artist who can make a room full of strangers feel completely connected. At Music Hall of Williamsburg, Patrick Droney did exactly that.
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SB19’s “Wakas at Simula” Is More Than an Album – It’s a Cultural Shift
Wakas at Simula, meaning “the end and the beginning”, feels like both a closing chapter and a fresh start for SB19.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: SASAMI in New York
As the sun from earlier in the day faded out of Brooklyn, the performance felt like a transition into something softer and more immersive. SASAMI stepped into Stone Circle Theatre and greeted the crowd with, “Welcome to my recital!”
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LK99 Is The Best New R&B Album Release, And Here’s Why
Dutch-born American singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Leven Kali continues to affirm why he’s operating at such a sharp creative peak.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: The Barr Brothers in New York
Have you ever felt homesick for a place you’ve never even been to? That’s what seeing The Barr Brothers felt like. The Montreal-based indie folk-rock band blends styles of folk and experimental textures to create something that sounds lived-in. And as I was listening to them, I felt like I had been to wherever they call…
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Ella Mai Takes Her Songwriting to the Next “100” With Brand-New Single
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and there is one artist who never fails to make me feel so in love. And that is Ella Mai.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: KiNG MALA in New York
This past weekend, KiNG MALA played a sold-out headline show at the Mercury Lounge in the Lower East Side. From the moment I walked in, it felt less like a concert and more like stepping into a room full of friends.
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Bruno Major Returns to the Pop Scene With “Remember To Dance (Little Things)”
After over a 2-year music hiatus, alternative singer-songwriter Bruno Major returns to the scene alongside video game composer Adrian Berenguer to release a new single, “Remember To Dance (Little Things)”.
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