Name: Listening Room: Johanna Warren (Performance Art Piece) & The Housing Crisis
Start: 2024-10-11T18:30:00-04:00
End: 2024-10-11T20:30:00-04:00
Location: 18 SW 1st Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States, Florida 32601

Listening Room: Johanna Warren (Performance Art Piece) & The Housing Crisis

In collaboration with MusicGNV, we have an incredible session with two adventurous artists, indie-folk songwriter, Johanna Warren and electronic-pop sounds from The Housing Crisis.
This won't be your typical set from Johanna Warren. In an interactive, experimental performance piece called HUMAN FOOD, Johanna will be performing in a jumpsuit where the audience will "feed" her pieces of poetry that she will be relaying over her electronic scores. Don't miss this one!
$20 cover (can be added to your tab).
This is a listening room experience, so please keep conversations outside, if needed.
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JOHANNA WARREN
Johanna Warren is an acclaimed singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for her ethereal voice and deeply introspective lyrics. Warren's music blends elements of folk, rock, and experimental sounds, creating a unique and hauntingly beautiful auditory experience. She has released several critically acclaimed albums, with her work often exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery. Beyond her musical endeavors, Warren is a practicing herbalist and advocate for mental health awareness, often integrating her holistic beliefs into her artistry. Her dedication to authenticity and emotional expression has garnered a devoted following and established her as a distinct voice in the contemporary music scene.
THE HOUSING CRISIS
The Housing Crisis is the baroque pop / electronic project that Gainesville producer and singer-songwriter Dylan O’Bryan has used as his moniker for the last four years.
Dylan started writing his own songs as a college freshman at the start of the pandemic. At a time when collaboration was difficult, he became inspired by the work of artists such as the Microphones and Beck, who created full-sounding projects as solo artists. It became his mission to perform, record, and produce his songs himself until his bedroom became more of a recording studio than a bedroom. The Housing Crisis now draws songwriting inspiration from those like Jeff Tweedy and Panda Bear, and sonic inspiration from Spiritualized, Mid-Air Thief, and The Postal Service.