The briskly paced "Vice Skating" combines a slightly off-kilter melody with the classical influences of Cowley's musical upbringing (at age 10, he performed a Shostakovich piano concerto at Queen Elizabeth Hall). From the minimalist opening of "Monoface" to the unhurried beauty of the title track, the group displays an organic synergy that imprints varying styles with a unique identification. The trio's third release, Radio Silence, is an outstanding collection of original and varied pieces.Ĭowley being a prominent contributor on pop sensation Adele's first platinum-selling recording, 19 Columbia, 2008), is likely to impress a broader demographic of American music fans On Radio Silence, the trio's most valuable assets are also the most intangible qualities its music possesses. sensibility, but with an innovative and adventurous style that reflects its own unique voice. Virtually unknown in the United States, Cowley's longstanding group has captured the essence of the e.s.t. Notably, these trios are all European-based, as is the UK's Neil Cowley Trio. The Tingvall Trio, more than most, along with Sebastian Liedke, Marcin Wasilewski and Colin Vallon, have all overseen efforts that encapsulate a similar style and spirit. This story was originally published 2:05 AM.In recent years, a number of piano trios have done an admirable job filling the void left by the untimely passing of Esbjorn Svensson and, by consequence, his pioneering trio, e.s.t. Not sure what Thursday is celebrating but if you ask us, with these deals, it should be National Bloody Mary Day to take care of the bargain-induced hangovers. and Vega Sicilia wines by the glass at The Bazaar, 1701 Collins Ave., the only place in the country offering them by the glass via a 5 oz. half-priced Juliette La Angileri Rosé ($6 a glass, $24 a bottle) at Cleo, 1776 Collins Ave. Katsuya Sake Victory at $15 a carafe at Katsuya, 1701 Collins Ave. Among them, Halter Ranch Rosé at $10 by the glass and $45 per bottle at The Restaurant at The Raleigh, 1775 Collins Ave. Katsuya, Cleo, The Bazaar and The Restaurant at The Raleigh – are offering major specials from 6 p.m. In fact, all the restaurants under the SBE Miami umbrella – But at least on Wednesday, May 25 it’s National Wine Day, something many people can raise a glass or ten to. Here we are again, another day, another National day of something. The event is an all ages one and to guarantee entry, people are asked to make a tax deductible donation at bit.ly/Shake108GFM.
“We believe the event will fill to the capacity of 2,000 people quickly, so we urge people to reserve entry ahead of time.” A donation of $1 or more per person on the day of the event will gain admission. Shake 108 is the one of the only stations that plays local music.
#RADIO SILENCE WINE FREE#
There will be several area non-profits showcasing their causes during the event as well as a fire handler performance and food trucks. “I’m grateful for all of the Miami local bands, artists and comedians who are joining in and donating their free time to perform for the Miami local music scene,” says Stebbins. More DJs, bands and comics are expected to be announced. Among the acts donating their time and talent to the cause and performing at the event: DJ Le Spam, World DJ Scratch champ El Abstrakto, Tom LeRoc, SolTek/808 Life, Tony Jacalone, Bill Kelly, Bachaco, SunGhosts and Agave Blue. Saturday, May 21 at Wynwood Yard, 56 NW 29th St.
#RADIO SILENCE WINE UPGRADE#
In order to upgrade broadcast equipment and retain FCC compliance, the station’s CEO Peter Stebbins has organized a benefit music and comedy festival starting at 4 p.m. Anyway, local non-profit radio station Shake 108 FM is not something to mute, but because it’s non-profit, if it doesn’t raise funds, it may go the way of good music played on the radio and that will suck.
Or a Justin Bieber song, but that’s another story. The only time radio silence is a good thing is during those screaming loud car commercials, when mute is the only option.
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