SAUCE: Sessions at National Sawdust
Second Seasons, Caitlin Cawley with Richard Inkyu Kim, and Amina Iro and Alexis Nichole (guest artists from Word of Mouth)
11am - 3pm
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SAUCE: Sessions at National Sawdust is a wide-ranging series of Happy Hour jam sessions featuring craft cocktails, drink specials, and live performances from rising folk, rock, rap, electronic, jazz, classical, Indian classical, and video game music artists. Hosted on Thursdays (5-9pm) and Saturdays (11am-3pm) throughout August in the new National Sawdust Lounge, SAUCE is free and open to all.
This installment features a longform set of brand new music from Brooklyn producer Second Seasons, whose sound combines densely processed field recordings with bursts of lush harmony; free improv from percussionist Caitlin Cawley and violist Richard Inkyu Kim; and spoken word from Word of Mouth, featuring poets Amina Iro and Alexis Nichole.
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Enjoy Caribbean, African, and Asian flavors from CookUp, an homage to a traditional Guyanese dish of the same name, at all Saturday SAUCE shows.
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The Artists
Second Seasons is the solo electronic music act of Teddy Ryles. His sounds are comprised of densely processed field recordings with interspersed arrays of lush harmony and mutilated rhythm. Although the majority of his work is created on the computer and electronic hardware, he is ambivalent about defining his by established genres. Mb Um E, his most recent album, was released on February 11th, 2018.
Caitlin Cawley is a percussionist, improviser, educator, and electronic musician based in Brooklyn, NY. She has performed with groups in New York and Boston, such as Talujon, Novus NY, Black Sheep Contemporary Ensemble, Amalgama Ensemble, Confluss, Opus 87, so&so, Cawley/Kim Duo, Gamelan Galak Tika, Gamelan Yowana Sari, Danse Theatre Surreality, and the Performance in Peace Initiative at the United Nations. She is a teaching artist with Bash the Trash Environmental Arts and a manager at Spectrum NYC, where she curates Symbiosis, a series of improvised music and dance performances. She completed her undergraduate studies at Boston University, where she was a student of Sam Solomon and Tim Genis, and received her master’s in contemporary performance at Manhattan School of Music, where she studied with Jeffrey Milarsky, John Ferrari, and David Cossin.
Richard Inkyu Kim (musician/dancer/
lover. poet. libra. truthteller. silencebreaker. from dalworth, texas. Alexis Nichole.
