Nat Harvie • Nona Invie • G. Ananchev • Charlee Grider
Thu 07/11/24
7:30PM
18+
music
$15
Show Lineup
Nat Harvie
(Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Genre: Folk, Indie
On New Virginity, Nat Harvie (they/them) longs for love – but “not reaching so much for the lover or the friend, as through myself,” says the Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter, producer and engineer. Each song is a story, dreaming of an imagined future as the last person alive on Earth, to a mirror version of childhood, the possibilities of gender in a ruined Eden, and the inevitable loss that comes from loving – all together at once. New Virginity is a substantial departure for the sounds and forms of the young/veteran Harvie’s music: the continual evolution of a vital voice, more than ever armed with the sonic accrual and lyrical assuredness to express the wonderment, and trepidation, of finding one’s way in the world – making mistakes, uncovering your character, grappling with ambition, desire, and neurosis.
Nona Invie
(Minneapolis, MN)
Genre: Folk, Indie
Nona Invie is a singer/composer based in Minneapolis that has worked with a range of musical projects, including Folk Americana band Dark Dark Dark, electronic trio RONiiA and the choral ensemble Anonymous Choir. Their solo work layers acoustic piano with synth instruments, creating an ethereal landscape to get lost in.
G. Ananchev
Genre: Alternative, Folk, Indie
G. Ananchev is a Russia-born Milwaukee-raised musician singing for self-discovery, for homes lost and found, for great lakes and great pains. Ananchev’s songs draw from country, slowcore, folk, and bedroom pop, exploring a softer sonic path than previous adventures in intensity of bands Absolutely, Outside, and Youth Crush. Ananchev has most recently released music as Sarnal Key, an electronic project of emotionally psychedelic compositions.
Charlee Grider
(Milwaukee)
Genre: Alternative, Folk, Indie
“Charlee is a boygirl with big feelings! they are normally seen on stage with the milwaukee indie punk thunderstorm, SCAM LIKELY. in their solo music they lean into an indie folk sleeze and are eager to do the thing!”