bottomofthehill: Philip Labes ~ Noah Libby ~ Jane Symmes --- 8/6/2023

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	>>back to listings calendar >> back to picture calendar Sunday August 6 2023 7:00PM doors -- music at 7:30PM ••• 21 AND OVER $20 The Four Seasons Tour Philip Labes www.philiplabes.com baroque pop Noah Libby of Blisses B americana indie Jane Symmes www.janesymmes.com singer-songwriter Philip Labes -from Los Angeles, CA -folk musician with an album for every season. Noah Libby -from El Cerrito, CA -A solo project from Blisses B's own Noah Libby with acoustic guitar, mandolin and keyboards. 143 will find its way into the world on 7/18/23! It is a bridge, removing the cloak of having a full band backing. We tracked and mixed this album in Oakland, CA and I stand to send it into the world now living in Long Beach, CA. These two cities have a lot in common and I think the themes of uncertainty, parenthood, the loss of self, and well…. Love… are at its core (1-4-3 = I-Love-You). NBLXO! Jane Symmes -from San Francisco, CA -My name is Jane Symmes and I am a singer-songwriter originally from New Hampshire currently living in San Francisco. I am a multi-instrumentalist and was trained as a classical violinist growing up. I grew up singing and playing in my family band, a requirement that I cherished and has left me forever thankful for the way it formed my love of music. This past December, I released my first EP “Wouldn’t You Say”. The EP consists of a body of work I wrote over the past decade. You’ll hear references to the nature I grew up around in New Hampshire as well as the indie-folk sounds I was exposed to. You’ll also hear the distinct sounds of sister harmony, with my sister singing on 4 of the 6 tracks. It took me a long time to figure out how to record and produce the songs I’ve written in a way that captured the essence of the song. The music industry today is difficult to break into without connections, money, and power. As a female independent artist, I am committed to finding a different path to continuing my musical journey. &amp;amp;lt;a href="https://janesymmes.bandcamp.com/track/come-away"&amp;amp;gt;Come Away by Jane&amp;amp;lt;/a&amp;amp;gt;