Ever wonder how the famous shakers we hand out at our concerts are made? Check out this video of artist Noemia Marinho at work. She designed the shakers to be made entirely of discarded materials, down to the label with our logo on it. Look for them at our next concert!

What a lovely evening of music and friends! Here are some shots from our set on Monday night!

We are thrilled to take part in a beautiful festival featuring talents from all over the globe!

Join us as we appear alongside Lara Bello (Spain), Pablo Reyes (Mexico) and Sofia Ribeiro (Portugal) on Monday, January 9th from 8-11 at Club Bonafide (212 E 52nd st, NYC). $25 Cover (good for all performances).

Looking forward to this unique night of music!

We had a wonderful time sharing the stage at St. Peter’s Church with such incredible musicians! The night was a success and we couldn’t have been more honored to have been given the chance to arrange and perform a song by Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts alongside the man himself – it was an experience to remember. Here’s a review and some pictures of the event. Thanks to all the amazing musicians who donated their talent for this worthy cause, as well as to all who came and supported this effort! Check out the review HERE.

We were so fortunate to be able to record some videos while on tour – this is one of them! In the beautiful crypt of a church in the region of Trento, in the north of Italy, we got to sing Artemisz’s arrangement of this haunting Hungarian folk song. Captured live by Francesco Moretti.

What a great way to end our first European tour! We were delighted to perform for a lovely audience at Lumen Kavezó in Budapest, Hungary. Three wonderful things happened: 1- the atmosphere was great and we got to share our music once again with a wonderful group of people; 2- photographer Francesco Moretti surprised us by coming to the show all the way from Italy and taking some more beautiful shots; 3- we got to celebrate Artemisz’s birthday in her hometown! Couldn’t ask for a better way to wrap up and head on home to NYC.

Lisboa and Leiria were our following stop, and we had such a beautiful time in both places. In Lisbon we were also joined by percussionist Jorge Oliveiro, who taught us a beautiful traditional Portuguese work song. A big thanks to everyone at Teatro O Nariz, Café Tati and Ângulo Bar for such wonderful hospitality and a lovely time! Muito Obrigada!

At this point taking planes feels like hopping on a bus. We had a lovely show in Köln, Germany and quickly flew over to Madrid, Spain, where we performed and filmed our first international installment of the Sala Connections video series!

Next up, Croatia! Thanks to Astrid we were busy performing almost every day this week. And thanks once again to Francesco Moretti, we have some beautiful pictures of it all! Starting at Ribarnica Jazz Festival held at Konoba Nada in Vrbnik (in the island of Krk), we also performed in Opatja, Rijeka, ran over to Ljubljana, Slovenia, and ended at the Crescendo Music Festival in the island of Cres.