Tamar Korn has performed professionally for Cangelosi Cards for the last seven years. The group pays melodic homage to jazz and country tunes from the ’20s and ’30s. This Thursday, November 11 at Southpaw, Korn will open the benefit for FortnightJournal.com featuring Patti Smith & Lenny Kaye, Shilpa Ray & Her Happy Hookers, Outernational and sponsored by BrooklynTheBorough.com.
Like a mild perfume in the air, there is a new hint of cold seeping through the late-night air. Before you pull out those heavy coats and wool hats, there is one more free outdoor concert to take advantage of when the Music of Fela Kuti comes to Brooklyn Bridge Park’s beautifully designed Pier 1 next Monday, October 4, courtesy of St. Ann’s Warehouse.
For local musicians to be prolific in this modern-day cash-is-king society – and specifically in the pricey bohemian mecca of New York City – one has to be realistic, and get one of those things regular people call a “day job” to pay the bills. Often when that 9 am to 5pm or 4pm to 1am shift is done, a double-life is born.
Queerespondence recently interrogated Mississippian gent Seth Garrison, 27, of the danceable and dreamy, chamber music-infused, The Fancy. We didn’t tie him up, but we came close.
When the sun fell, the Northside Festival began to feel like another average night on the Bedford strip, the usual carnivalesque vibe, chic-ified with the stereotype of Williamsburg; either frilly messes straight out of costume shops or ripped up, fuck-it attire.
L Magazine is going into its second round of battling the street tumult with the now-officially-annual Northside Festival.
There was no parting of the crowded sea of bodies when the infamous Moby swam through the front door of Bar 4 in Park Slope, lugging gear and trailing behind vocal powerhouse Inyang Bassey. Read our interview with the famed producer and watch video of his performance with Ms. Bassey.
