June 21st // Make Music NY
595 Vanderbilt Ave between Bergen and Dean // 6PM sharp
All ages // No moneys
Local chiptune musicians Zen Albatross and Note! are joining forces to celebrate the longest day of year with an outdoor street concert at New York City's annual MAKE MUSIC Festival!
Come watch as the two Brooklyn locals spill forth ghettoblasted 8-bit beats from two pairs of Nintendo Game Boys onto the hot pavement near Grand Army Plaza in South Brooklyn.
**Zen Albatross****Zen Albatross**
**Zen Albatross****Zen Albatross**
Born and raised by a family of bird-like CSS templates, Zen Albatross uses homebrew software and ancient spirit magicks to craft introspective elegies and infectious dance beats for the Nintendo Game Boy. It is recommended that his music be heard while aboard a steam-powered airship, but in the event that this setting is unavailable, land-based listening is an acceptable alternative.
**Note!****Note!**
**Note!****Note!**
Note! makes music using antiquated hardware synths, video game consoles and circuit bent toys. Being a percussionist first, much of his music revolves around strong beats and rhythm play. While his music tends towards the more upbeat, you can easily find darker and more aggressive tracks change the mood.
Chiptune musicians melt if they stay out in the sun for too long, so the show is only going to be an hour long. But there are plenty more acts playing in locations throughout the city all day long.
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Last edited by Note! (Jun 16, 2010 3:55 am)