Wednesday, August 5, 2009

ATLAS:MOTH

Hello all-

I am pleased to share a brand new project featuring some of my favorite up and coming jazz musicians on O'ahu. We are called ATLAS:MOTH. "Atlas moth", the largest moth found in South East Asia; an endangered beauty. "Atlas" to encourage vast space for sound travel. "Moth" to invite ancestral presence. We hope to share an evening of exploration through the exotic and experimental aspects of jazz music. Our renditions of jazz standards are also a feature this evening. Special guests are always a sweet treat. We look forward to creating a delightful evening of music for you and hope to see you at the show!

Aloha and many thanks for your continued support!
xo
Paisley.

ATLAS:MOTH (At-last)

Where listeners can travel through time and space by way of sound, while exploring the exotic flavors of jazz in the heart of Chinatown. Sure to delight all connoisseurs of sound on this evening, with the many textures of music.

Brought to you by Seph1 (mc, vocal acrobatics), Paisley (vocal musings), Ikaika Tecson (electronic ivory), Henry Robertson (low range lines) and Mark Lindberg (strikes & taps).

Indigo on Nu'uanu presents...
ATLAS:MOTH every 1st Tuesday
8-11PM in the Opium Den
August 4
September 1
October 6

@ the Honolulu Club
Wednesday, August 26th
6:30-9:30PM

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Roobee's Downtowne Party for Women Who Love Women

Join me once again @ the infamous Downtowne Party on July 4th @ Chinatown's Bar 35 this Saturday for a teaser set featuring tracks from some of my favorite producers. Be there @ 10PM and get ready for a fun-filled night. From what I remember of last April's Denim & Diamonds Party, IT WAS OF THE HOOK & these girls know how to have a good time! Hope to see you there! It's a PLAID party!!!
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

HIGHER GROUND MUSIC CAFE

I'm telling you. I may not go to town as often as I'd like, (especially living out in the sticks here on O'ahu's North Shore) but when I do leave my house for something other than to see my family & friends, go to practice, play a gig or watch friends gig, you better believe I'm @ Higher Ground trying out their stage & sound equipment on beats my friends bless me with (including those of Andrew the owner & Mike Love works @ the music shop next door). Love it, love it, love it. Yes, it's because of Andrew & Jen Kitakis, the super hip young entrepeneurs that also own HAWAI'I MUSIC SUPPLY, that I am a happy musician living the country. Their staff is just as cool and some are some of Hawai'i's up & coming artists... like that badass ROXY COX straight from NYC. Check it... They are on youtube, myspace and have a website... and oh- live music five nights a week with probably the best sound on the island next to the (R.I.P) rRed Elephant on Chinatown's Bethel Street. There's your commercial... Happily.

What doing?

This week has been inspired by a wonderful event @ my monthly homeless outreach that I host, along with Seph One, some friends & The Affordable Housing & Homeless Alliance. I find that it has been a great way for me channel my time and spend my energy improving the Hawai'i Pono Homeless Outreach site. This very special group of artists & everyday do-gooders are a huge inspiration for me because it helps me to believe in the power of manifestation. I thought about doing this project 2 years ago, actually tried to pursue it a year later, and finally after much meditation and research, here it is... Check it out.
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Affordable Housing & Homeless Alliance
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009

SUMMERTIME

and the living is easy...
With a breath of fresh air
The spirit can be the purest
Breeze for goodness & clarity
Moments are eager to delight
The world with...

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Join group GLISTENING HAWAI'I on www.giveittomeraw.com

Join a new group on www.giveittomeraw.com
Cultivate ALOHA wherever you are and radiate. Exchange exotic raw recipes, oral/internet traditions & ideas. Plant non-GMO taro and perpetuate Native Hawai'ian plants. Share cuttings with your neighbors and friends. Grow your own organic food. Encourage others to be healthful and beautiful through your growing wisdom. Support local organic farmers.