Dewey Huang's Song Book at The Bitter End

Dewey Huang is a New York City–based composer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer blending Brazilian jazz, contemporary pop, and global musical traditions. A Songwriters Hall of Fame Scholar Award recipient and Johnny Mercer Foundation Songwriting Intensive participant, his work has been featured at venues including La MaMa ETC and Green Room 42. Huang holds a Master of Music in Composition and Songwriting from NYU Steinhardt and performs regularly across NYC's independent music scene.ZenHow is a Chinese-born, New York–based artist fusing hip-hop, jazz, and traditional Chinese instrumentation into a bold cross-cultural sound...

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Dewey Huang is a New York City–based composer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer blending Brazilian jazz, contemporary pop, and global musical traditions. A Songwriters Hall of Fame Scholar Award recipient and Johnny Mercer Foundation Songwriting Intensive participant, his work has been featured at venues including La MaMa ETC and Green Room 42. Huang holds a Master of Music in Composition and Songwriting from NYU Steinhardt and performs regularly across NYC's independent music scene.ZenHow is a Chinese-born, New York–based artist fusing hip-hop, jazz, and traditional Chinese instrumentation into a bold cross-cultural sound. A violinist, MC, and producer, he blends pipa, guzheng, and jazz instrumentation with modern rap narratives, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and cultural memory. His music bridges East and West, reflecting Shanghai nostalgia and Brooklyn grit with emotional depth and cinematic energy.Show Description: Dewey Huang’s Song Book is an evening of songs, stories, and shared gratitude. Joined by friends and collaborators from New York’s creative community, Dewey brings together Brazilian jazz, R&B, Pop and Chinese influences in a heartfelt celebration of music, connection, and the people who shape our journeys. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, this performance honors the moments and friendships that make art possible — and invites the audience to be part of that circle.

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