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Everybody say hi to the final artist set to grace the .bk stage. Saturday September 23rd (🚪at 6:30) Go check her out on all streaming platforms. Then purchase your 🎟️’s for Saturday! See you there 👀
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Influenced by melodies of her multicultural upbringing, the New York-based artist draws from introspective lyricism and pulsing grooves for when you want to run away and find yourself at the same time. Lillimure’s genre-bending sound can be described as pop with a heavy sensibility to musicianship influenced by sounds from R&B, jazz, and folk to the likes of John Mayer, Tom Misch, and Emily King.

Lillimure began songwriting at the age of 8, but it wasn’t until a gymnastics-induced wrist injury at 14 that began her journey as a songwriter with her first single “Summer Blues.”(2017) She went on to study at a college-prep conservatory during high school, and then onto Berklee College of Music, SUNY Purchase Conservatory, and ultimately earning her degree from New York University’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. Many of the songs in her upcoming body of work surround the emotions of knowing people and places for a brief period of time, and keeping those memories close as the pages turn.

Everybody say hi to the first artist set to grace the .bk stage on Saturday September 23rd (🚪at 6:30). Go check her out on all streaming platforms, then purchase your 🎟️’s for Saturday! See you then 👀
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Avangelia is a 21 year old soul singer, introspective songwriter, live producer, entrancing performer and party host from Brooklyn, NY. She fuses her influences of RnB, Jazz, Folk, Rock and Blues to create her definition of Neo Soul saying, “it should be a combination of everything that gives you a visceral feeling, no matter the roots”

With a strong grounding in Jazz and Classical, studying at the “FAME” LaGuardia High School for Performing Arts, she sustains an affinity for lush harmony and cinematic arrangements. Her live band is also a group of her high school friends. She finds strength in her Brooklyn community, hosting house parties and creating DIY bills to support her young artist peers.