Denitia
with
beccs, Peter Baldwin, Miriam Elhajli
Fri October 21 @ 6:30 PM
Heaven Can Wait
Ages 21 and Up
$20.00
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Denitia
Denitia is a singer-songwriter who exemplifies American cultural enlightenment.
Born and raised outside Houston, Denitia’s southern heritage forms a canvas for her evolving musical portrait. As a child, she performed in church choirs, and taught herself to play piano and guitar from her family’s trailer in the woods. She carried those experiences with her as she made her way around the country, moving to Nashville for college, and Brooklyn thereafter.
Now based in New York’s Hudson Valley, Denitia’s portfolio of work reveals melodic stories spanning states, cities, and times. In her latest release, she takes listeners on a drive through the lanes of love and longing over the course of American grandeur. Fusing elements of country, folk and rock, Denitia establishes a newfound American utopia, ongoing and indefinite, uplifted by wistful vocals and the chimes of a tambourine.
With her songs as mantras, Denitia aims to reimagine what it means to be home.
beccs
beccs is a Brooklyn-based indie pop artist hailed as one of NYLON Magazine’s “favorite cool girls”, a John Lennon Songwriting Finalist, and an “indie-pop vocalist of astonishing candor” by the HuffPost. Holding up a mirror to herself and society at large, beccs confronts and heals audiences with a soul-stirring voice that is as dynamic as it is vulnerable. beccs has been critically acclaimed by Refinery29, NYLON, AudioFemme, PopDust, Huffington Post Queer Voices and featured on The BUILD Series with Monet X Change (RuPaul’s Drag Race) for her queer-inclusive Christmas music video "Before This Christmas Ends" and her climate protest song "Such A Love".
Isea
Sophia Abraham has had a love for music since her mother taught her how to push the button to turn on the car radio, and both her parents would sing and dance to Biggie, Alicia Keys, and Daddy Yankee while making breakfast on Saturday mornings. Singing since she was 8 years old, she felt as though she had a calling to music. Sophia picked up guitar at 13, and ever since then has been performing within her hometown of North Bergen, New Jersey, but mainly writing music right from her bedroom. Her mother created the name ISEA which comes from putting all of Sophia’s initials together, sea, and putting an “I” in front because "I AM SOPHIA ENA ABRAHAM". Coming from a Latin household, her music is influenced by different artists, ambiences, and aesthetics, but R&B and Soul music lights the fire for her. Sophia attends NYU studying Music Technology where now her concentration is sound engineering and recording. While learning engineering and production she combined it with her years of songwriting.
Denitia is a singer-songwriter who exemplifies American cultural enlightenment.
Born and raised outside Houston, Denitia’s southern heritage forms a canvas for her evolving musical portrait. As a child, she performed in church choirs, and taught herself to play piano and guitar from her family’s trailer in the woods. She carried those experiences with her as she made her way around the country, moving to Nashville for college, and Brooklyn thereafter.
Now based in New York’s Hudson Valley, Denitia’s portfolio of work reveals melodic stories spanning states, cities, and times. In her latest release, she takes listeners on a drive through the lanes of love and longing over the course of American grandeur. Fusing elements of country, folk and rock, Denitia establishes a newfound American utopia, ongoing and indefinite, uplifted by wistful vocals and the chimes of a tambourine.
With her songs as mantras, Denitia aims to reimagine what it means to be home.
beccs
beccs is a Brooklyn-based indie pop artist hailed as one of NYLON Magazine’s “favorite cool girls”, a John Lennon Songwriting Finalist, and an “indie-pop vocalist of astonishing candor” by the HuffPost. Holding up a mirror to herself and society at large, beccs confronts and heals audiences with a soul-stirring voice that is as dynamic as it is vulnerable. beccs has been critically acclaimed by Refinery29, NYLON, AudioFemme, PopDust, Huffington Post Queer Voices and featured on The BUILD Series with Monet X Change (RuPaul’s Drag Race) for her queer-inclusive Christmas music video "Before This Christmas Ends" and her climate protest song "Such A Love".
Isea
Sophia Abraham has had a love for music since her mother taught her how to push the button to turn on the car radio, and both her parents would sing and dance to Biggie, Alicia Keys, and Daddy Yankee while making breakfast on Saturday mornings. Singing since she was 8 years old, she felt as though she had a calling to music. Sophia picked up guitar at 13, and ever since then has been performing within her hometown of North Bergen, New Jersey, but mainly writing music right from her bedroom. Her mother created the name ISEA which comes from putting all of Sophia’s initials together, sea, and putting an “I” in front because "I AM SOPHIA ENA ABRAHAM". Coming from a Latin household, her music is influenced by different artists, ambiences, and aesthetics, but R&B and Soul music lights the fire for her. Sophia attends NYU studying Music Technology where now her concentration is sound engineering and recording. While learning engineering and production she combined it with her years of songwriting.
Artists
Denitia
beccs
Peter Baldwin
Miriam Elhajli