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Zamba 2 Samba + Sungazer + Eric Vitoff + Mike O'Malley @ The Way Station

Live Music: July 24, 2015, 8pm-12am, The Way Station, 683 Washington Ave, BK, http://waystationbk.blogspot.com/ $5 suggested donation

8pm- Zamba 2 Samba
Genre: roots samba
For fans of: Marisa Monte, Elis Regina, Cartola, Nelson Cavaquinho, Adoniran Barbosa

Conceived as a tribute to “Samba de Raiz” or roots samba, Zamba 2 Samba delves deep into Brazil’s musical past offering reinterpretations of Brazil’s most joyous music from the ‘40’s, ‘50’s & ‘60’s. Led by Susan Justice’s beautiful, clear voice and backed by both Brazilian and a revolving group of international musicians, Zamba 2 Samba will take you to a small samba club in Lapa, Rio...at least for the night.

reverbnation.com/zamba2samba

9pm- Sungazer
Genre: Electro-prog
For fans of: Mr. Barrington, Nerve

sungazer is the collaboration of producer/bassist Adam Neely and drummer Shawn Crowder. Melding live progressive electronic music with modern jazz, the duo creates a fast and furious contemporary aesthetic blending live human performance and electronic textures. Their live performance is augmented by MIDI-controlled video visuals.

“So good it made me want to puke” - inebriated audience member

http://sungazermusic.tumblr.com/
http://sungazermusic.bandcamp.com

10pm- Eric Vitoff
Genre: looping/acoustic/house/dance
For fans of: Daft Punk, James Blake, Reggie Watts, John Mayer, Bag Raiders

Long Island born and raised and now Brooklyn based, Eric Vitoff’s tunes toe the imaginary line between the genres of house/dance and acoustic singer-songwriter. Equipped just with an acoustic guitar and some effects pedals, he builds pulsing, colorful beats that make your feet move and your mind wonder just where all those sounds are coming from.

www.ericvitoff.com/songs
www.soundcloud.com/ericvitoff
www.youtube.com/evsweep

11pm- Mike O’Malley
Genre: Screamer-Songwriter.
For fans of: Tom Waits, Glen Hansard, The Decemberi
sts, Fiona Apple

Mike O’Malley carries a lot of anger around. He endeavors to funnel said extra energy into a rollicking, kinetic set of folk songs for drinking, howling, and stomping to. He would specifically love to howl with you.

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