LAL bring their Spectacular Tour and workshop to Kingston
Author: Sol Castañeda
Presented by Skeleton Park Arts Festival, LAL bring their Spectacular Tour to Kingston with a live performance at Next Church on Tuesday, September 17. Details here: web link
Prior to their performance, LAL will be conducting a sound-making and spoken word workshop on September 16 at the Rideau Building. Details here: web link
Having started performing separately in hip hop and spoken word, Kazi and Murray came together as music and life partners, bonding over the shared ideal of making electronic music that puts community first.
Drawing on the transcendent and transgressive roots of house/electronic music, LAL use each successive album as a chance to explore further and further into the future. With so many futures awaiting us, we’re fortunate to have their music as a guide. The fragile melodies and throbbing bass sound out, like a rope and plank bridge across a dangerous chasm. We could choose to plunge into the gaping maw and take what comes our way; we may instead make unsteady, swaying steps towards safety on that far side. Not the dead happiness of certainty and security but rather the comfort of a future built by vulnerability, magical thinking, generosity and the tenderest of rage. Posted: Sep 9, 2024
Prior to their performance, LAL will be conducting a sound-making and spoken word workshop on September 16 at the Rideau Building. Details here: web link
Having started performing separately in hip hop and spoken word, Kazi and Murray came together as music and life partners, bonding over the shared ideal of making electronic music that puts community first.
Drawing on the transcendent and transgressive roots of house/electronic music, LAL use each successive album as a chance to explore further and further into the future. With so many futures awaiting us, we’re fortunate to have their music as a guide. The fragile melodies and throbbing bass sound out, like a rope and plank bridge across a dangerous chasm. We could choose to plunge into the gaping maw and take what comes our way; we may instead make unsteady, swaying steps towards safety on that far side. Not the dead happiness of certainty and security but rather the comfort of a future built by vulnerability, magical thinking, generosity and the tenderest of rage. Posted: Sep 9, 2024
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