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The Mike Fahie Jazz Orchestra, a 17-piece ensemble from New York City, blends traditional big band aesthetics with dynamic modern compositions and innovative arrangements. The MFJO weaves together the diverse and brilliant talents of its members into a compelling musical narrative. Trombonist Mike Fahie’s vision is influenced by a wide variety of musical styles. Whether re-imagining the classics of Bach and Chopin, drawing inspiration from Ellington, Thad Jones and Bob Brookmeyer, or even contemporary artists like Bjork and Jay-Z, Fahie’s…

Brooklyn based duo, Jennae Quisenberry & Joshua Dore, originally formed in Seattle, WA. Aer releasing their debut album, Chrysalis, Slow Bird announced their first national tour preforming 30 show dates across the US. With several west coast tours under their belt— including reoccurring performances at Boise’s Treefort Music Festival, Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party, & Sasquatch Music Festival at The Gorge— the band relocated to New York City when Jennae launched her career as a high fashion model walking runway…

Led by multi-instrumentalist Nikhil P. Yerawadekar (Antibalas, Low Mentality), Living Language pays homage to Fela Kuti and his Afrobeat concept in a nimble, soulful jazz format. The ensemble features musicians from Antibalas, Akoya Afrobeat, Charles Bradley & The Extraordinaires, and Midnight Magic. Living Language creates dance-friendly new colloquialisms. Interaction and communication abound.

Ana Egge is a singer-songwriter and apprentice luthier from Brooklyn, NY. She has released 13 studio albums, playing her homemade guitar. Egge's music has been praised by critics for its honesty, vulnerability, and beauty. She was born in Canada, and raised in North Dakota, and has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe. Egge is the subject of a 2015 documentary film, Bright Shadow. She has been featured in Billboard, Rolling Stone, and on NPR to name a few. Lucinda…

Joan Wasser (Joan As Police Woman) was born in Maine USA in July 1970. She was named after Joan of Arc, adopted with her brother at infancy just outside New York City at a time when that city was truly alive with possibilities for those with a creative disposition. As the NYC underground art and music scenes blossomed through Joan’s youth, she fell in love with music very early and began the violin at 8 years old. The young Joan…

Renowned NYC musician and The Late Show bandleader Louis Cato fronts an all-star cast of funkateers, utilizing the Mothership Connection to usher Brooklyn Bowl into an array of Cosmic Slop, where Everything Is On The ONE.