13300 Hwy 20
DOORS, 5PM. SHOW 6-8PM.
A triple bill for Amenta Abioto, with 2 openers, Bryson Cone and D’DAT. A full night of soul and experimental jazz.
Amenta Abioto is a songwriter and producer from Memphis,TN and currently based in Portland, OR. In her one-woman performance, she builds vocal and instrumental loops from synth, drum machine, kalimba, and guitar creating atmospheric textures. Amenta surprises and tantalizes audiences with mind bending ideas while skipping vocally from soul-shaking gospel to smooth jazz. Her music is boldly mystical and soul-fired, and her raw live performances invoke elements of both theatrical and magical surprise.
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BRYSON CONE
Bryson Cone is an artist, musician and garlic bread enthusiast currently residing in Portland, OR. Cone’s music sounds like synthy noisey tape warp jazz goth dream pop space rock jammed together into one eclectic, love letter mixtape.
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D’DAT
“Funky” – “Poetic” – “Complex” –
“Forward Thinking” – “Outside the Box” – “Bad Mothers”
DDAT has been described using those words by national media for good reason. Blending Def-i’s intelligent and poetic words and hip hop style with the hard driving funk and jazz jams of Delbert Anderson (Trumpet), Nicholas Lucero (Drums) and Mike McCluhan (Bass) – DDAT has carved their own path with their desert forged influences and world class musicianship.
Delbert Anderson, member of the Navajo tribe, is a professional trumpet performer, pedagogue, and jazz musician. Born in Shiprock, NM, Anderson discovered his interest in music playing drums and singing for the church. Anderson is known for creating D’DAT and being a developer of music educational programs and community projects.
“Anderson’s music puts Navajo culture through melodies inspired by ancient songs of love and war while fusing them with modern jazz and funk.”
– Earthsongs
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Skip Bar open for food and beverage. Open to the all ages public. Tickets are non-refundable. Show is complementary to overnight lodge guests and kids under 12.