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This is gonna eventually be a new kickass good day rva site… stay tuned
“There aren’t a lot of bands like Tiny Hazard floating around these days. Their brand of avant-pop is quite unique and that’s certainly also due to the fact that the music they’ve strived to master is difficult to conceive, let alone perform.” – Andrew Strader, The Deli Magazine
“‘Hold the Line,’ [is] a solid collection of eight songs finely aged over the past two years that mark the exponential growth of an artist. Lush arrangements, swanky guitars and hearty vocals flourish in 30 glorious minutes reminiscent of a young John Prine or Neil Young.” – Hilary Langford, Style Weekly
“His music harkens back to the jazz-oriented hip-hop of the ’90s, like A Tribe Called Quest and Slum Village, and Dixon employs a full band to accompany his eagle-eyed penchant for observation. Dixon’s style mirrors the hyper-realistic and progressive stylings of literary icons like Toni Morrison and James Baldwin.” – Nicholas Coyne, Tidal
A Good Day in RVA 5 (third time’s a charm!) – Friday, Nov. 2nd! More info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/GDRVA/photos/gm.284115012225248/1885929074823418/?type=3&theater
Help fund Good Day RVA by donating now at: www.enrichmond.org/partners/good-day-rva/
“When listening to Sports Bar, it’s obvious the band is comfortable existing in several genres; they are comfortable being punk, they are comfortable being electronic. And as they would say, they are comfortable being ‘melancholic party people.’” – Jack Clark, RVA Magazine
“Illiterate Light’s Jeff Gorman and Jake Cochran used to run an organic farm to pay the bills while they worked on music. When the crops failed, they sold edible weeds under the name Wild Mix. The name could also be applied to their energetic live shows, with the two playing a full band’s worth of instruments. Close your eyes and you hear a four or five-piece band. Jeff handles lead vocals, guitar and bass, which he plays on a keyboard with his feet. Jake provides backup vocals and propels the songs from a customized stand-up drum kit. This isn’t a gimmick; the music on the duo’s self-titled release holds up.” – Jon Hart, NPR
A Good Day in RVA 5 – Saturday, June 2nd! More info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/2033032240284381/
Help fund Good Day RVA by donating now at: www.enrichmond.org/partners/good-day-rva/