Nicholas Krolak at An Die Musik Live

Koleby Royston, drums\nCharlie Ballantine, guitar\nEphraim Dorsey, saxophone\nNicholas Krolak, bass \n“Somewhere between Charles Mingus and Johnny Greenwood there is a sound that bassist/composer Nicholas Krolak seeks.” \n“A young veteran of the Philadelphia music scene. He has spent the last decade working as a side-man, experiencing new styles, and studying with the masters. Now, he has taken all he has learned and is applying it to his own artistic adventures.” \n“Tracing the lineage of bebop into the contemporary, while constantly balancing the pulse of the city and the mysticism of nature: he has been described as…” \n“a different kind of songwriter—perhaps a different kind of jazz musician altogether...

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Koleby Royston, drums\nCharlie Ballantine, guitar\nEphraim Dorsey, saxophone\nNicholas Krolak, bass \n“Somewhere between Charles Mingus and Johnny Greenwood there is a sound that bassist/composer Nicholas Krolak seeks.” \n“A young veteran of the Philadelphia music scene. He has spent the last decade working as a side-man, experiencing new styles, and studying with the masters. Now, he has taken all he has learned and is applying it to his own artistic adventures.” \n“Tracing the lineage of bebop into the contemporary, while constantly balancing the pulse of the city and the mysticism of nature: he has been described as…” \n“a different kind of songwriter—perhaps a different kind of jazz musician altogether. He’s like the bass playing, modern embodiment of Walt Whitman. And, just as Whitman used his prose poems, Krolak uses his music to celebrate and also reconcile the competing and contradictory nature of the two worlds he straddles: the natural and the urban.” \nMatt Silver – WRTI \nhttp://www.nicholaskrolak.com/epk \nIn-person seats: $20 / $10 full-time students with valid ID \n::concert, An die Musik LIVE!::

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