From LA via the Midwest, a ferocious violin-driven blend of DIY avant-garde pop, R&B and hip hop by one of the scene’s rising stars. Fireworks expected.
Photo © Obidi Nzeribe, © Ally Green
Kino Šiška
30 May
Multi-instrumentalist Brittney Denise Parks, aka Sudan Archives, struck with the ferocity of a tornado from the American Midwest with her single ‘Come Meh Way’ in 2017, which was followed by a debut album, Athena, two years later. She has since enthralled promoters and fans with her innovative, violin-driven blend of DIY avant-garde pop, R&B and hip-hop. Although the Covid pandemic prevented Athena from hitting the concert stages with full force, the next record cemented her growing reputation.
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Natural Brown Prom Queen (2022), recorded with her partner in the basement of her home in Los Angeles, is a set of freewheeling female perspectives on a music industry that so often fails to match up to the demands of Black creativity, and marks a conscious move into the mainstream as a way of bringing this singular artist’s ideas to a wider audience. Lyrically bold and visually striking, Sudan Archives will bring some joyously stormy weather to Ljubljana’s premier concert stage.
TICKETS
- Pre-sale: EUR 25 | 20*
- On the day: EUR 30
*Discounted prices for students and senior citizens in pre-sale (until the stocks last)
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