Anielle Reid is an American singer-songwriter and banjoist  branding her unique form of Americana. After founding the modern folk duo, Red Winter, Anielle began her solo career with the release of her solo EP Ain't Like 'Em.



Knick’s musical personality embodies classic New York dynamics, a sophisticated flair mixed with street-smart sense that infuses into every set he plays.  He spins unforgettable experiences, effortlessly playful and deep, unleashing a library that synthesizes the past, present and future, spanning  everything from Italo Disco to Perreo, moving through Funk, Fusion, Salsa, Downtempo and incorporating whatever's on the horizon.

My name is  Corey Sky. I was born in Corvallis Oregon. Walking and running at only six months old, I acted as though I had some place to go and was going to get there as fast as possible. When I was a child I enjoyed playing a myriad of sports and was infamous with my teammates for always humming a tune while I competed. In my early years of high school I decided that I was going to learn to play an instrument so I would be more appealing to girls. The decision lay between learning guitar or piano. After much consideration, I chose the guitar believing it to be more portable and easier to learn. Following the footsteps of my sister I sang in my high school choir all four years. In my Junior year of high school I was in a theatre class that assigned each student to sing a song in front of the class. I decided to play and sing “House of the Rising Sun” by The Animals. I was so nervous to play in front of the class, my hands shook so hard that I was barely able to play my guitar. After a pain staking five minutes of playing and singing the teacher took my guitar away and requested that I sing it again A cappella. Embarrassed and upset by my performance I went home and that day pledged to my parents that I would never play guitar in front of a group of people again. By the end of my junior year of high school, I wrote my first song and have never stopped. By the end of my senior year I went back on my vow and for the first time performed an original work as my senior solo at a choir concert. After high school, I attended Rutgers University in New Jersey and studied business and economics. After a year and a half of university I decided to leave school, move to Brooklyn, New York and pursue a career in music. Currently, I enjoy hanging out with friends and family, solving Rubik’s’ cubes, studying facts, watching television, and most of all playing and making music.

My songwriting and vocal influences include:
Alanis Morissette
Avril Lavigne
Beck
Carrie Underwood
Courtney Love
David Bowie
Dave Grohl
George Harrison
Harry Styles
Hayley Williams
Hillary Lindsey
Jamie Bower
John Lennon
Josh Homme
Kacey Musgraves
Kim Gordon
Kurt Cobain
Lee Ranaldo
Liz Phair
Stefani Germanotta
Taylor Swift
Thurston Moore
Tom Petty
William Corgan

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New Mix
『May』

New EP
『Downtown』

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Covers of songs people love by local NYC musicians.

Big time music fans Evan Forde Barden (UCB) and Patrick Cartelli (Summer Collider) host this often-hilarious talk show about people's favorite songs. For each live show, they invite a special guest to share one song that they love - be in an all-time favorite, a track that reminds them of a great story, or something that just blew their minds. Then a musician takes the stage to cover it and play a song of their own. These are all of the covers they're recorded!

A platform for women to rise up and sit in sacred council together. Every Thursday, your host Nixie Marie brings on an inspiring Goddess of the Week to interview and discuss topics such as female leadership, entrepreneurship, plant medicine, womb healing, self-love, body consciousness, spirituality, and the rise of the feminine. Nixie is a Unicorn, Fairy, Shamanic Warrior Priestess maniac on a mission to awaken, heal, and empower women all over the world to use their voice. She is the Creatress behind I AM Goddess Collective. On other days of the week she shares her own personal spiritual discoveries, magical insights, as well as wisdom from aspiring thought leaders. Join The Goddess Collective as we raise the frequencies to a state of feminine Grace and awaken the wild woman within.

The word Unity can conjure up thoughts of fellowship and camaraderie. This is exactly the feeling the Unity Band aims to incite with their music and live show. Their sets are filled with improvs and original compositions which have been further imagined over the space-time continuum; as they continue they’re search for a sound rife with elements of J Dilla, St. Germain, and The Headhunters. 

The Unity Band actively cultivates sonic experiments that fuse elements of HIp-Hop, Jazz, Funk, and World musics. Envisioned by Brooklyn native, Tacuma Bradley, the band seeks to render out good vibes and positive energy from anyone and anything within earshot. Using horns, drums, bass, keys, and the human voice, they blend rhythm and sound to create a space of openness so we (all people) can communicate on another level. A simpler level. Where a hip shake, or head nod, are signs of immersion into that space. Where you can be yourself with no hesitation. Where a smile can gain you access to all you need in this wondrous life.

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