Everyone Welcome!
Members and Non-members!
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6:30 pm to 6:50 pm
- Tatianna Overton
- Tatianna Overton loops and vocals
- .tatio loops her voice to create rich textures and unique sonic landscapes inspired by all genres.
Through her music she hopes to spread love and inspire others to think a little bit nore about
their impact and place in this world.
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7 pm to 7:20 pm
- Vivienne Aerts
- Vivienne Aerts – voice / piano
- Ted Steinebach – guitar / voice
- Dutch New York-based songstress Vivienne Aerts will share a few of her original songs of her latest album ‘Typuthâng’ [type-of-thing] which features 100 female musicians and a bar of chocolate. Vivienne is a vocalist, conductor and composer with a focus on electronics, chocolate, multi-sensory experience design as well as a clinical psychologist, faculty Berklee College of Music in Boston. www.vivienneaerts.com
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7:30 pm to 7:50 pm
- Juliet Quick
- Juliet Kleber – Voice & Guitar
- Robin Luongo – Cello
- Juliet Quick is a singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn, raised in the Hudson Valley. Her songs are sweet, frank, vulnerably plainspoken, and always sharply observed.
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8 pm to 8:20 pm
- Batala New York
- Deinya – Conductor
Elyse- Surdo
Terri – surdo
Jacqueline – Surdo
Jenn – Dobra
Laura -Repique
Ania – Caixa
- Batalá New York is a non-profit, all-womxn, black-led banda de percussao (percussion-based band) of nearly 50 members who promote Afro-Brazilian culture and female empowerment through high energy, visually stimulating performances. We are part of Batalá Mundo, a global arts project of over 30 bands around the world with a common repertoire of music, costumes, and choreography originating in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. More information at http://batalanewyork.org or on social media @batalanewyork
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.
