Dr. Mabuse x Countess Told of Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler You Belong to Me by Snow White Blood (feat. Danny Meyer, Stimmgewalt)

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Dr. Mabuse x Countess Told of Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler You Belong to Me by Snow White Blood (feat. Danny Meyer, Stimmgewalt)

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You belong to me by Snow White Blood feat Danny Meyer
Foods: Burgers
There are a zillion variables to a hamburger. What part of the animal went into it. What coarseness. What temperature.
Artist: Mucca Design Title: Manhatta â Recognized as a pioneering leader in the restaurant world, Danny Meyer has been setting industry standards for hospitality for over 30 years... With Manhatta, his vision was to create a place where locals can rediscover the beauty of their home from a dramatic vantage point 60 floors above the bustle of the Financial District. Our challenge was to convince New Yorkers to overcome their preconceptions of a skyscraper venue and make the ascent...â Outstanding... (For the complete photoset, please visit the artistâs websites)
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Julia Holter Bathes Webster Hall in Sumptuous New Music on Friday Night
Julia Holter â Webster Hall â May 17, 2024
Some artists dip in and out of your life as you cycle through the ebbs and flows of the day-to-day. Iâd followed Julia Holter from her start in the 2010s but for some reason waivered in my attention. When she provided music for the 2020 film Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Holter popped back into my mind, and it made so much sense that soundtracks had become part of her repertoire. She naturally produces soundscapes that envelop your soul from her art-pop sensibilities that flow between ambient and electronic waves.
NPRâs Lars Gotrich describes her best: âJulia Holterâs music exists in tiny universes, colliding in torch songs and bits of cosmic cabaret that are as reverent as they are perverse. The most minute details and the plainest words suddenly form a grandiose spectacle.â Holter continues experimenting with her sixth studio album, Something in the Room She Moves, which dropped in March and offers tinges of jazzy blues notes. On Friday night at Webster Hall, the Los Angeles musician bathed the room in sumptuous melodies.
With Dicky Bahtoâs film For Julia Holter (no. 1) projected throughout the night, the stage was set for art school band vibes. Holter opened with âSun Girl,â with Devin Hoff banging the neck of his bass to provide a percussive, reverbing beat. Longtime collaborator and spouse Tashi Wada played bagpipes on âSilhouetteâ as the singer released sirenlike howls. Fan-favorite âMarienbadâ arrived earlier than intended after Holter prematurely played its opening keys to the crowdâs delight. She went with it, jokingly saying, âThis is âFeel Youâ,â which was actually the next song.
The singer-songwriter-composer-producer delighted in the joy of playing in New York City, allowing her to welcome several guests to the stage. Opener Nyokabi KariĆ©ki and singers Gemma Castro and Ana Roxanne joined Holter for an a cappella version of âMeyou,â and in the setâs second half, saxophonist Danny Meyer gave an extra bluesy longing to âThese Morningâ and âTalking to the Whisper.â The headliner returned to older material on âSea Calls Me Home,â and drummer Beth Goodfellow provided backing vocals on âI Shall Love 2.â For the encore, Holter did a solo rendition of âMateriaâ before the band returned to conclude with âWhy Sad Songâ and crowd-pleaser âBetsy on the Roof.â âSharlene Chiu | @Shar0c
Photos courtesy of Lexi Yob |Â @filmbyyobby
Hospitality is present when something happens for you. It is absent when something happens to you. âDanny Meyer