Our short month is here and while it is we welcome some high energy musical performances to Toronto.
Prok & Fitch light things up at Cinema Nightclub on the 21st
A pastiche of post-rock, chamber-pop and contemporary classical composition, San Fermin is the work of Brooklyn composer and songwriter Ellis Ludwig-Leone. Ludwig-Leone composed all of the album’s arrangements and lyrics in full prior to collaborating and recording, noting that “writing for a large group of unknown musicians infused the writing process with a kind of operatic scope.” The band of eight members hits the Garrison on February 15.
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San Fermin is the work of Brooklyn composer and songwriter Ellis Ludwig-Leone.
In the DJ booth, it’s all about the groove for Prok & Fitch, something easily felt by crowds at their performances at Global Gathering in the UK and Ultra Music Festival in Miami and their first-ever performance at the world-famous SENSATION party. On February 10, Prok & Fitch released their single “Man with Soul” featuring the vocal talents of award winning Max Linen. “Man with Soul” focuses on a high-energy disco groove that relentlessly builds towards a mammoth drop where Max Linen’s infamous vocal takes hold. Now Toronto can see them live at Cinema Nightclub on February 21.
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In its signature genre-blending style, Art of Time Ensemble, formed in 1997 by artistic director Andrew Burashko, a renowned, Toronto-based concert pianist, presents Electro / Acoustic; a provocative concert featuring music created for live musicians and electronically generated sounds. On stage for two nights only at the Enwave Theatre February 21 and 22, the performance showcases some of today’s most exciting music by contemporary composers, pairing musicians and machines to create a soundscape of modern life. The program will feature five pieces, each integrating taped sounds in a unique way including spoken word.
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