Darwin at Mystic Theatre

Darwin, Schlee (Ashley Allred), and BC Fitzpatrick will be live at The Mystic Theatre on Sunday, January 26th 2020 for an early show of Sonoma County musicians.

21+
Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm
Ticket Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/darwin-schlee-bc-fitzpatrick-tickets-85313393657

California-based musician, DARWIN, immerses listeners with ethereal introspection and haunting vocals with his genre-bending ‘So Few Comets’, a sonic voyage that crosses boundaries between nostalgia and the future. It is a personal and evocative array of stunning electronically-driven arrangements that are complimented with a visual art projection that reflects the sign of our times and reminds us that beauty is rare....

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Darwin, Schlee (Ashley Allred), and BC Fitzpatrick will be live at The Mystic Theatre on Sunday, January 26th 2020 for an early show of Sonoma County musicians.

21+
Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm
Ticket Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/darwin-schlee-bc-fitzpatrick-tickets-85313393657

California-based musician, DARWIN, immerses listeners with ethereal introspection and haunting vocals with his genre-bending ‘So Few Comets’, a sonic voyage that crosses boundaries between nostalgia and the future. It is a personal and evocative array of stunning electronically-driven arrangements that are complimented with a visual art projection that reflects the sign of our times and reminds us that beauty is rare.

Schlee is an architect of sound, space, and feelings. She invites us to place outside our bodies where we can explore, heal, and connect with ourselves without the burden of the waking-life grind. The first thing to do is get quiet, listen carefully, notice the earth beneath you – you are supported. Let go of your expectations, let go of your name. Schlee and her band take you on a ride.

Born in San Francisco, California in the fall of 1970, I have spent most of my life in the small towns north of the Golden Gate Bridge. When asked about my music and what I do, I often look back to my youth and the immeasurable hours I spent unsupervised exploring my hometown. When I think about it now, not much has changed since then. I am still rummaging the dry creek beds, railroad yards and eucalyptus groves in search of another song...

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