Ernesto Hex
with
Mon October 24 @ 6:30 PM
Heaven Can Wait
Ages 21 and Up
$15.00
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ILYANA
Brazilian native Ana Carolina is “reborn” as Ilyana. A young and colorful soul, following her inner truth and passion for music. Brooklyn is now the birthplace of this gifted vocalist who brings a modernizing sound to Neo soul with elements of her own roots and strength that is felt through the vulnerability in her songs. Ilyana fell in love with music when she first picked up the guitar at the age of ten. She has come a long way since, from participating in the X Factor Milan to being called on for live performances at the likes of White Water Studios, Breaking Sounds and Ludlow House with only two singles out. Bushwick’s Tangerine House is her creative space but so is the world and anywhere her love and passion takes her.
Ernesto Hex
Brooklyn-based artist and producer Ernesto Hex’s music is a prime example of the interesting things that can develop when an artist fully embraces eclectic influences, but has a strong enough vision and musical personality to weave those disparate influences together to create a cohesive sound that’s more than just the sum of its parts. As a kid growing up in the musical wonderland that was Europe in the ‘90s, Hex was a sponge soaking up some of the most creative and influential music ever made. In his early days, he cut his teeth on guitar driven rock ’n’ roll but ultimately found a muse in synths, samples, and electronics when he moved to New York City as an adult. Amid the city’s cultural diversity, vibrant arts communities, and the swift rhythm of life that’s shaped the stories of countless creatives, Hex found and honed his own musical identity -- one that mirrors the city as a fusion of far-removed elements to form a fantastically unique whole.
Paul Weinfield
He remembers finding someone’s copy of Bob Dylan’s Highway 61 Revisited. In a few days, he memorized the lyrics to "Desolation Row." It was the moment when he realized songs aren’t just tunes with words: they’re worlds to be inhabited fully, filled with strange characters, unexpected emotions, and lessons to be learned. Three decades and several hundred songs later, Paul Weinfield is still at work. The trajectory of his musical career has hardly been linear. A two-time survivor of cancer, he’s faced a lot of setbacks, which inform the themes of his music.
Brazilian native Ana Carolina is “reborn” as Ilyana. A young and colorful soul, following her inner truth and passion for music. Brooklyn is now the birthplace of this gifted vocalist who brings a modernizing sound to Neo soul with elements of her own roots and strength that is felt through the vulnerability in her songs. Ilyana fell in love with music when she first picked up the guitar at the age of ten. She has come a long way since, from participating in the X Factor Milan to being called on for live performances at the likes of White Water Studios, Breaking Sounds and Ludlow House with only two singles out. Bushwick’s Tangerine House is her creative space but so is the world and anywhere her love and passion takes her.
Ernesto Hex
Brooklyn-based artist and producer Ernesto Hex’s music is a prime example of the interesting things that can develop when an artist fully embraces eclectic influences, but has a strong enough vision and musical personality to weave those disparate influences together to create a cohesive sound that’s more than just the sum of its parts. As a kid growing up in the musical wonderland that was Europe in the ‘90s, Hex was a sponge soaking up some of the most creative and influential music ever made. In his early days, he cut his teeth on guitar driven rock ’n’ roll but ultimately found a muse in synths, samples, and electronics when he moved to New York City as an adult. Amid the city’s cultural diversity, vibrant arts communities, and the swift rhythm of life that’s shaped the stories of countless creatives, Hex found and honed his own musical identity -- one that mirrors the city as a fusion of far-removed elements to form a fantastically unique whole.
Paul Weinfield
He remembers finding someone’s copy of Bob Dylan’s Highway 61 Revisited. In a few days, he memorized the lyrics to "Desolation Row." It was the moment when he realized songs aren’t just tunes with words: they’re worlds to be inhabited fully, filled with strange characters, unexpected emotions, and lessons to be learned. Three decades and several hundred songs later, Paul Weinfield is still at work. The trajectory of his musical career has hardly been linear. A two-time survivor of cancer, he’s faced a lot of setbacks, which inform the themes of his music.
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