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Adam Rudolph’s HU VIBRATIONAL
Friday October 23 @ 6:30 pm - 10:30 pm
| $20Adam Rudolph (percussion, electronic processing, cajon, sintir, thumb pianos), Alexis Marcelo (electric keyboards), Jerome Harris (electric bass, vocal), Tim Keiper (percussion, shekere), Tripp Dudley (cajon, dumbek, frame drums, percussion)
This is not simply a regular concert—feel free to bring yoga mats, blankets, pillows, edibles, the desire to dance. We will gather around the musicians, who will be in the center of the room.
“Hu Vibrational wants to chill you out with James Brown beats and trip-hop moves played on instruments otherwise best suited for indigenous ritual ceremonies.” – Pitchfork“
Over the course of the last few decades, Adam Rudolph has quietly become a giant of world fusion and spiritual jazz.” – Bandcamp
“Music that thrives on the balance of simultaneously reaching backwards and forwards in time. It soothes and reorients, yet feels like the opposite of somnambulant new-age massage tapes.” – JazzTimes
Adam Rudolph’s Hu Vibrational layers global rhythms from Africa, Asia, South America and beyond with spirituals, jazz, trip-hop and electronica into a soundscape Rudolph calls “sonic mandala” to create an immersive auditory experience. When Adam and an ensemble of incredible musicians get together mystical and wonderful things will happen. Adam is well known for traversing genres and cultures, defying the boundaries of traditional music to create mesmerizing sounds that transcend time and space.
First dreamed up in the early 2000s with producer Carlos Niño, Hu Vibrational has been continued over the past two decades by Adam, touring worldwide.
Adam Rudolph has performed and recorded with Yusef Lateef, Don Cherry, Jon Hassell, Philip Glass, Andre 3000, Pharaoh Sanders, L. Shankar, Foday Musa Suso, Hassan Hakmoun, Sam Rivers, Omar Sosa and A.A.C.M co-founders Fred Anderson, Muhal Richard Abrams and Wadada Leo Smith. He has released over 60 recordings as a leader and co-leader.
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