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Tuesday November 12 2019  8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $10 Wizard Apprentice wizard-apprentice.com/ electronic Blacker Face www.facebook.com/faceoppressors/ afropunk alternative avant-garde Louda www.loudamusic.com/music jazz, cabaret, spoken, r&b Copyslut www.facebook.com/copyslutband/ Cabaret Rock Wizard Apprentice Tieraney Carter -from Oakland, CA -WIZARD APPRENTICE (pronouns: she and/or they) is a music producer, live performer, and video artist. As a highly sensitive introvert, her multimedia projects are strategies for managing an overwhelming world. Their music is a combination of lyrical precision, minimalistic composition, and technically-amateurish charm. They create media that takes advantage of accessible, user-friendly technology; allowing them to skip time consuming learning curves and get straight to focusing on inventing personalized yet highly relatable language for deeply subtle and internal experiences. She’s not a gear-head, rather, a digital folk artist who vividly and simplistically expresses her inner world using resourcefulness and honesty. Her video work incorporates green screen graphics, digital puppetry, and minimalistic compositing to produce imagery that’s cerebral, campy, and hypnotic. She combines song and video to create multimedia live performances that explore intimate emotional themes ranging from the challenges/triumphs of being an empath to overstimulation in the Internet Age. “Carter’s singing harkens to that of a Catholic psalm or some sort of postmodern plainsong. Comparisons to Laurie Anderson would be appropriate. Although where Anderson confronts culture with a sideways glance, carter is entangled and entranced in the eccentric minutiae of her own psyche.” - The Wire, November 2018 Blacker Face Isaac Nicholas - GuItar parts Jolene Whatevr - Vocal words Louis N. Clark - Keyboard parts Noah "brad" Jones - Drums pt Bell - Bass parts, paralanguage -from Chicago, IL -"Blacker Face is an avant-punk Afrofuturist affair. Vocalist Jolene W/E wails and croons a black and blue future, full of care even when it's full of pain. pt's piercing rasp joins to create a dialogue of sublime suffering. In the accompaniment, Isaac Nicholas, Louis Clark, Noah Jones, and pt construct a tattered tapestry of Chicago blues, ragtime, math rock, no wave, and whatever else doesn't mesh. An exercise in contrast, exorcising hurt, Blacker Face is bound to unsettle but likely to give you a hug if you need it." Louda Leo Nava , guitar Morgan Maudiere, piano Marley Edwards, bass Alex Shapiro - Romero, drums Jeff Gomez, congas + illustrator -from Chicago IL, San Francisco, CA -LOUDA, is a bilingual powerhouse vocalist from Chicago, creating in the Bay Area. Pairing up soulful melodies that ride on the dreams of 90's pop queens and progressive lyrics with with hip hop flair, LOUDA is a sound all its own. Production by 20XX LOUDA y Los Bad Hombres is a six piece original hybrid band of latin and hip hop grooves. Think vivacious vocals of Ella Fitzgerald meets Erykah Badu, supported by the multifaceted bands of Selena y los Dinos meets Amy Winehouse. Copyslut Chatz - Vocals Ray - Guitar Eli Maliwan - Bass Roxanne Medina - Drums -from Oakland, CA -This Oakland-based edge-walking foursome makes music filled with sex-magic, catharsis, and healing vibes. It’s the full spectrum of entertainment - musical theater meets stripper meets rock & roll. Playfully campy and intensely authentic. Founded by Chatz on vocals and Ray on guitar, the band consists of Eli Maliwan (bass) and Roxanne Medina (drums), making Copyslut a sultry foursome. Copyslut was born on a cold summer day in 2017 during San Francisco’s Pride weekend in a blaze of glitter, filled with all the sass of Freddie Mercury. What started as a love project between three close friends (Chatz, Ray, and Kendal) sparked what is now a driven musical project grounded in healing through pleasure. |
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