Dirty Dishes is a three-piece from New York around singer/guitarist Jenny Tuite. They played a relaxed show Saturday early evening at The Bowery Electric, with Jenny’s parents in the audience being the only thing that made her nervous, as she admitted. In any case that didn’t reduce the raw energy[…]
Negative Gemini, aka Lindsey French, is live a one-woman powerhouse. She produces all her music alone and she is singing and dancing around the stage, so that it is hard to stand still in the audience. Doing this with electronic music in a way that feels authentic and in-the-moment is[…]
San Diego three-piece The Lulls are currently on tour from West to East and back again, with a two weeks stop in New York City. A few months ago we exclusively premiered their first single “Bruise” and have been fans from the spot ever since. “Bruise” was followed by “Paris”[…]
Elle Exxe is an indie pop singer/songwriter from London via Edinburgh, Scotland, who brought not only big vocals but also dazzling dance moves to the small stage of The Delancey. She surly has star-qualities and that may have been the last opportunity to see her from close-up. Watch the new[…]
On Saturday, the fourth day of Mondo.NYC we went straight back to The Bowery Electric to see Dirty Dishes, the alternative rock band of singer and guitarist Jenny Tuite for an intimate show (her parents were in attendance). This is a band I certainly want to hear more form. Next[…]
Our Mondo Friday was cut short for several reasons, but we managed to get into Pianos to see London band Organised Scum, who convinced especially with their newer material. After a quick dinner break and a glimpse at The Everymen, Carnival Youth took the stage. The young Latvian four-piece were on[…]
Mondo.NYC, the latest music festival in town is still small, which is a good thing, because you run easily into interesting people at its events. Thursday started off with a party at the office of VR company Littlstar where we met among others Mondo founder Bobby Haber. Maybe, next year,[…]
By now it should be clear to everybody: CMJ is not happening in 2016, after a continuous run for 35 years. But we have Mondo.NYC in its inaugural year in town, which may replace or complement CMJ. Who knows? Kudos to the organizers to pull off a major conference and[…]
For the first time ever, Mondo.NYC, launches September 14-18, 2016 in New York City with a business summit hosted at New York University and live music showcases presented at venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Mondo.NYC impresses with a diverse line-up that includes local favorites next to artists from all over the[…]
Three weeks before the release of her debut album “Body Works” Negative Gemini releases another track “Rollercoaster”, which features less vocals and reminds me more of her earlier work. Negative Gemini plays a Mondo.NYC showcase at Bowery Electric on September 15th.
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