Performances by: Peter Kronreif, Zoe Firn, Hugo Moreno, Ye’ela Wilschanski
Everyone Welcome!
Members and Non-members!
- Set 1 | 6:30 pm–6:50 pm
- Band: CROWNĒ / Soul Lever Lift
- Lineup:
- Peter Kronreif – guitar, vocals
- Ben Hoffmann – keys, vocals, drums
- Nick Jost – bass
- CROWNĒ is the brainchild of Peter Kronreif, a Brooklyn based drummer and composer who, amidst the pandemic, developed his passion for songwriting. Transitioning from his jazz-infused roots, Peter became a self-contained musical entity, writing, producing, recording and performing all instruments under the moniker CROWNĒ. For this live performance he is joined by some of NYC’s most sought after sidemen: Ben Jamal Hoffmann (the show will also feature one of his compositions under the project “Soul Lever Lift”) and bass player of the band “Baroness” Nick Jost.
- Set 2 | 7:00 pm–7:20 pm
- Band: Zoe Firn
- Lineup:
- Zoe Firn (acoustic guitar/vocals)
- Selena Tibert (electric guitar/vocals)
- Amanda Salguero (bass/vocals)
- Izzy Sollohub (drums)
- Stan (harmonica)
- Zoe Firn writes intuitive and honest music described as “earthy alt-rock,” with lyrics and melodies that linger long after the first listen. Zoe’s latest single “Memorial Day” is a diary entry in song form about a bittersweet day with family. Her debut album “Atomic Force” is set to release in Fall 2025.
- Set 3 | 7:30 pm–7:50 pm
- Band: Hugo Moreno
- Lineup:
- Hugo Moreno (var. Instruments),
- Matt Aronoff, (bass)
- Rumi Moreno (trumpet),
- Lila Moreno, (voice, violin),
- Jay Rodriguez (sax),
- Cesare Papetti (percussion),
- Others TBD
- A mix of traditional and classic Latin and jazz numbers
- Set 4 | 8:00 pm–8:20 pm
- Band: Ye’ela Wilschanski
- “Setting” A time based architectural garment, visual storytelling performing art piece.
The Park Slope Food Coop Concert Series is one of the most exciting initiatives we undertake as a community. With so many gifted and talented members, creating this series was a natural decision and a no-brainer.
The baton of music and performance curation was passed on to Jay and Alexis by Beverly Grant—a great artist and long-time member since the inception of the Food Coop. Beverly is an artist, photographer, singer-songwriter, composer, and activist who has greatly contributed to our community.
Jason Weiner and the membership staff have played a key role in bringing this event to life. We thank them for sharing the same joy and respect for the arts, which enriches all walks of life.
Before the shutdown, this concert series was a crucial and pinnacle way of bringing us closer together as a community that truly cares about the world around us. Art, in every aspect of our human experience, is a life-healing force.
Alexis Cuadrado and Jay Rodriguez are both professional musicians, composers, and producers. They have expanded the vision of the curation to create a platform for freedom of expression for all. Shapeshifter Lab visionaries Fortuna Sung and Matthew Garrison have also become vital to our mission, generously providing us with their performance space across the street from the Food Coop.
