Jingle Punks and Inherent Artists Music Management member F. Stokes will be performing this Friday, January 6, at Brooklyn Bowl with Hip Hop legend Slick Rick. Doors open at 6p and the show kicks off at 9p. For more information and tickets click the link http://ticketf.ly/vxPkVo. Check out F. Stoke’s latest video for his single “My Simple”.
F. Stokes “My Simple”
Next Tuesday, December 20, Jingle Punks and Inherent Artists member F. Stokes will be performing at Brooklyn Bowl. The show will also feature the legendary 90′s Hip Hop group Digable Planets, who are best known for “The Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like That)“. Tickets are going for $10 and can be purchased HERE. Doors open at 6p while the show starts at 8p so get there early to get a few frames in before F. Stokes and Digable Planets rock the stage. Check out F. Stokes’ EPK as well as the lyric video for his single “My Simple” below.
Cheers!
F. Stokes – My Simple
F. Stokes EPK
Next week, New York based Jingle Punks affiliates Inherent Artists Music and Tinderbox Arts host Piano Driven Women: A Showcase to Benefit Mill Street Loft Outreach Programs PASWORD and Project AWARE. New York music fans and activists are asked to come to Joe’s Pub and support these indispensable programs, which have helped hundreds of young women since 1999. Here’s some info on the show, the cause, and the sponsors.
Rachael Sage (“Top 100 Songwriters of the Past 15 Years” Performing Songwriter Magazine)
Rachelle Garniez (“Diva with a Difference,” by Billboard Magazine, Rufus Wainwright collaborator)
Greta Gertler (multi-platinum seventies-era singer-songwriter pop)
Alyson Greenfield (featured artist at the 2011 Beatboxing Championship, smart indie pop)
Dani Elliott (back-up vocalist with M.I.A., Sheryl Crow, Amos Lee)
Allison’s Invention (Emmy-nominated for musical contribution to documentary 5,000 Miles From Home)
Lacrymosa (orchestral pop indie rock)
The Cause
These artists are coming together to support Mill Street Loft’s Mill Street Loft’s PASWORD (Program for Adolescent Student Women Of Real Direction) and Project AWARE(Adolescent Women Are Realizing Empowerment). These programs are “gender specific programs for girls ages 11-18 in the Cities of Poughkeepsie and Beacon. [They] use the visual, performing, media, and literary arts to support young women on their journey toward being empowered, self-confident and creative leaders in their families, communities, and in the world,” Director Joan Henry explains. “By kindling their inner fires and nourishing their expressive selves, these Girls’ Empowerment programs help young women navigate the challenges of adolescence and discover their dreams, goals and ambitions for the future.”
The Sponsors
Inherent Artists Music is a management company which values female empowerment and equality.
Tinderbox Arts has sponsored two editions of the Tinderbox Music Festival, showcasing a powerful and diverse lineup of established and emerging female artists producing innovative original music rooted in the vibrant New York City music scene and fosters community by providing opportunities to perform, collaborate, and connect. 100% of Tinderbox Arts’ net profits go towards programs that empower young women through the arts.
Last Wednesday, on a rainy day in New York City, brave music fans trekked to Brooklyn’s Littlefield for an official CMJ showcase that featured Zambri, Fallulah, Miracles of Modern Science, Alyson Greenfield, Seryn, Blackbells, and The Wicked Tomorrow. As the free beer flowed and the bands rocked out, the infamous Jingle Guy made a rare appearance to support the cause. Needless to say, a great time was had by all in attendance and we were VERY happy to be apart of this tremendous night. A special THANK YOU goes out to all of our co-sponsors: Tinderbox Arts, Oven Fresh Music, Inherent Artists Music, Beyond Race Magazine, and Ladygunn. Check out the photo gallery from the night below. Enjoy!
