Kaitlyn Rosati, Strangebird, Sepoy, Skyfactor

With lyrics that make you question her sanity, and outfits we’re pretty sure she stole from the back of a circus car, Kaitlyn Rosati possesses the unique ability to transform any coffee shop crowd of three into a raging mosh pit in a matter of minutes. She is, without a doubt, that rare implacable thing of our generation that forces itself into the spotlight, not in hopes of being accepted there, but simply because its where she belongs. If our experience rings true for all, a Kaitlyn Rosati performance will pop a cherry you didn’t realize you had, leave you wondering what the fuck just happened, and where you can go to get more. To censor her lyrics you would have to mute the mic, but you might lose an arm if you try. She is outspoken, inappropriate, and extremely entertaining. Mozart don’t got shit on this.


Ecclectic music based on the films of David Lynch, Rockabilly music, Zombies, nineties grunge, dark alleys, laughing, bacon, and fermented trapezoids......oh and Beethoven.


Sepoy is a four piece rock band, formed from eclectic musical tastes.

They started jamming in the lower east side in 2012 and created music that delves into the ambient, melodic and melancholic with rhythmic foundations in blues and rock.


One listen to SKYFACTOR's new release SIGNAL STRENGTH and it's clear these guys know how to craft memorable and powerful "Rockoustic" songs that grab you from the get-go -- and won't let go. SKYFACTOR's simple but effective melodies combine with edgy dynamics to take the listener on a ride each and every time.Formed on a rooftop in the East Village of New York City in 2006, SKYFACTOR was born when the musical paths of longtime friends Bob Ziegler and Jason Taylor (formerly of Michigan's Brother Rabbit) and brothers Jon Rubin and Cliff Rubin (formerly of NYC's Sky Blues) finally crossed. Almost instantly the songs started flowing out, and they knew they were on to something.Their 2010 debut Daydreams received much critical acclaim and notice, including that of MTV, who chose the track "OK" as the theme song for an episode of their hit show Teen Mom, resulting in something of a "hit single" for the band, with thousands of downloads from around the world. Skyfactor also must have a big fan at NBC's The Voice, who used another cut from Daydreams no less than three times last season, including in the season finale which was seen by 14 million viewers. Skyfactor also made a recent splash on satellite radio, when SiriusXM picked the band to be the subject of an exclusive live concert broadcast from The Living Room in New York City.After the success of Daydreams, the quartet honed their musical chemistry and style on stage for the next two years before heading back into the studio to capture the group's surging energy and momentum. The result is SIGNAL STRENGTH, which represents the band in its finest form yet -- thanks to personal, insightful lyrics backed by a big acoustic guitar and one very powerful rhythm section.Refreshingly spare while layered with deep emotion, the band's songs have a way of becoming the latest soundtrack-to-your-life before you even realize it. Once you hear their new record - and then experience SKYFACTOR live - you'll understand what all the buzz is about.