Concert Review: Yoshi Flower, KennyHoopla, Rebounder @ Elsewhere Zone One
This past Saturday night I saw singer-songwriter and producer Yoshi Flower perform at Elsewhere in Brooklyn. Yoshi Flower is unique in that he takes his inspirations from hip-hop, electronic, and rock music and applies those sounds into his own music. Most of his songs are mixed, both melodious and bombastic, or as he says, “equal parts Zen and ratchet.” This blending of genres is how he caught my attention in the first place; thank you Spotify Discover Weekly playlist!
This is Yoshi’s first headlining tour, with five stops...
Concert Review: Herbie Hancock at the Bergen Performing Arts Center
Let’s start off with a little background about Herbie Hancock. If you don’t know who he his, then he is certainly someone you should check up on. As of now Herbie is 78 years old, and in the sixth decade of his professional career, and is still performing and composing. Hancock started his career with Donald Byrd, and then moved on to become Miles Davis’s pianist. Herbie Hancock is a jazz legend, and helped evolve and redefine jazz. Over the years he drifted through jazz, funk, post-bop, different fusion styles, even electro....
90.3 the Core's own Ethan Gilardi got the chance to sit down with Alexis S.F. Marshall of DAUGHTERS before their show at Union Transfer in Philadelphia!
Rhode Island-born art-metal outfit DAUGHTERS are touring in promotion of their new record You Can't Get What You Want, released in the fall of 2018 to critical acclaim. The album, their first since 2010, has been praised by Pitchfork for its "uncompromising compositional choices—hypnotic dissonance, martial drums cranked to incapacitating volumes, scathing vocal repetition,...
