Julia Kwamya
with
Alex Zier
Thu October 27 @ 7:00 PM
Heaven Can Wait
Ages 21 and Up
$15.00
Additional Info
Alex Zier
Alex Zier is a singer/songwriter born. He grew up in the Suburbs of Washington D.C and now lives in Manhattan. He draws his influences from artists like Billy Joel, Gavin Degraw, Elton John, and John Mayer.
Gian Perez
Gian Pérez is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and actor from Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. Gian’s music all deals with feeling like a fish out of water. When he left for college, he wrote Baby Blue (2017). When he came back, he wrote Revelations (2018). And, when he left for New York, he wrote No Love for Cowboy (Coming Soon). The genre of his music changes over time, but the common influences always remain the same: Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, D’Angelo, Herbie Hancock, Prince, and Robert Johnson. Each album’s individual style varies. But, at the core of all his music, is the blues. In this most recent album, Gian gets the closest he’s ever gotten to creating his own sound.
Julia Kwamya
Led by singer/songwriter Julia Kwamya, “Julia Kwamya” aka Germans started as bedroom popish way to reconcile with decisions made in a wayward relationship and has morphed into danceable vignettes about ordinary events in the songwriters life.
Drawing on influences ranging from Ebo Taylor, David Bowie, Joao Gilberto, and Kylie Minogue, Kwamya established herself as an equally catchy and electric writer with 2013’s “Cruel” produced by Kurt Feldman (Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Ice Choir) and “Wonderhow” produced by Josh Ascalon (Hooray for Earth, Neon Indian) and mixed by Kurt Feldman.
Alex Zier is a singer/songwriter born. He grew up in the Suburbs of Washington D.C and now lives in Manhattan. He draws his influences from artists like Billy Joel, Gavin Degraw, Elton John, and John Mayer.
Gian Perez
Gian Pérez is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and actor from Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. Gian’s music all deals with feeling like a fish out of water. When he left for college, he wrote Baby Blue (2017). When he came back, he wrote Revelations (2018). And, when he left for New York, he wrote No Love for Cowboy (Coming Soon). The genre of his music changes over time, but the common influences always remain the same: Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, D’Angelo, Herbie Hancock, Prince, and Robert Johnson. Each album’s individual style varies. But, at the core of all his music, is the blues. In this most recent album, Gian gets the closest he’s ever gotten to creating his own sound.
Julia Kwamya
Led by singer/songwriter Julia Kwamya, “Julia Kwamya” aka Germans started as bedroom popish way to reconcile with decisions made in a wayward relationship and has morphed into danceable vignettes about ordinary events in the songwriters life.
Drawing on influences ranging from Ebo Taylor, David Bowie, Joao Gilberto, and Kylie Minogue, Kwamya established herself as an equally catchy and electric writer with 2013’s “Cruel” produced by Kurt Feldman (Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Ice Choir) and “Wonderhow” produced by Josh Ascalon (Hooray for Earth, Neon Indian) and mixed by Kurt Feldman.
Artists
Julia Kwamya
Alex Zier