The Revolution Vol. 12
Rachel Angel, Eda Wolf, & Nuf Said
Saturday, February 25th @ 10pm
About the Show
THE REVOLUTION is a performance series highlighting Brooklyn & Harlem based artists + musicians that not only represent the core of independent pop culture but who currently stand in the breeding ground of evolution within their genre.
This local musical movement empowers community, change, and activism through performance and unity amongst the arts. Once a month, three different artists showcasing three different genres have a chance to spread love, light, and awareness through their music and their stories. This series supports revolutionary artistry and how important music is to healing, in all aspects of life.
As a part of VOL. 12, The Revolution will feature three incredible live performances
from NYC based artists:
Rachel Angel, Eda Wolf, & Nuf Said
Rachel Angel:
Slacker rock and alt country with an edge. Rachel Angel sings about the difficulties of standing up for yourself and believing in what you want to do. Angel is inspired by the likes of vintage country, 90s alternative, and talk-singing poet/songwriters. Angel churns out frantic lyrical poetries that roar through the gut and come out strong and resolute over swirling organs and weeping lap steels.
Angel released an EP “Revelations”, and has since formed a band with Brooklyn based musicians. The band just finished recording new work which will be released later this year.
Eda Wolf:
“Eda Wolf’s new single “Slow Speed” is at the top of the electronic R&B game as far as I’m concerned. This brand new duo is gearing up to release their Slow Speed EP and their first single really makes an impressive statement. Every element within this track is intricately compiled to blend from one to the next. And the vocals? Angelically heart-wrenching and lush. All in all, this duo has the finger on the pulse of what’s fresh and gripping in today’s electronic R&B genre. If this is any indication of what’s to expect from their upcoming EP, I’d say Eda Wolf has a gleaming future.” – Indie Shuffle
Eda Wolf burst on the scene seemingly out of nowhere with their bombshell, Slow Speed, which premiered on Indie Shuffle to internet acclaim. Their unique brand of electronic R&B, however, is the product of years in and out of the studio, meticulously honing their sound for their debut project, the Slow Speed EP. Quickly racking up over 25,000 hits on SoundCloud, the duo premiered their second single, Wild ft. Linton Smith on May 21st and their debut EP followed soon thereafter. Their run of custom-made cassettes and CDs designed by Pavonine Packaging made quite the impression on fans, selling out within months of their release. Eda Wolf have also garnered praise for their live sets, blending their heavy electronics with powerful soaring vocals and immersive 3D visuals courtesy of acclaimed projectionist Christian Hannon. The pair have spent the last 8 months holed up in the studio writing for their followup project, the Could It Be Me EP. They are are looking forward to speeding things up in the near future.
Nuf Said:
Based in New York City, Nuf Said has been bringing its unique musical recipe on tour to audiences around the world. Starting out in 2011 as a bunch of freelance musicians/friends coming from Romania, Austria and NYC, who wrote music and jammed together Nuf Said has since been featured on concerts, festivals, TV, and radio stations throughout the U.S.A, Europe, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
They released their second album “Rise” under Ropeadope Records in 2016, featuring the song “Sister” nominated for the American Songwriting Awards 2016.
“The music of Nuf Said is neither jazz nor funk nor soul nor rock. It’s all of it and more. This New York-based quintet taps into each of those styles and mixes them all together to create a groove-heavy, stirring brand of music that’s all its own.
[……]There may be a rhythm-centered aesthetic here, but you can’t pin down the deliciously omnidirectional approach of Nuf Said. There’s is a sound that abounds with many musical flavors and scents.” – Album “Rise” Dan Bilawsky, All About Jazz











