Curver is an Icelandic artist/musician with a Master of Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts in NYC. He is a member of the duo Ghostigital with Einar Örn Benediktsson, a former member of The Sugarcubes.
Hammond B3 & Mini Moog with Arlan Oscar Schierbaum
We had the wonder gift of Arlan Oscar Schierbuam’s keyboard talents joining us for Project ELÉCTRICO. There’s some rocking Mini Moog that we couldn’t film because it’s a new beta keyboard that Arlan is testing. Awesome day! Thank you to Randy Troast for hosting our B3 music-making party in Pasadena, CA, and making the tastiest, homemade pizza’s and margarita’s to boot.
Army of Love
Gilli Moon and Kathleen Blackwell in the LA studio adding vocals for ARMY OF LOVE on the upcoming Project ELECTRICO record
Willie Oteri – Austin, TX
Willie Oteri is an anomaly in the music world having survived tragedy and financial hardship that forced him to quit music as a profession in the early part of his career. After nearly ten years away from performing and most of this time not even owning an instrument Oteri came back to music, first part time then full. Older, wiser and as eager and excited as anyone to again have a life of music.
Dave Laczko – Austin, TX
Dave and his trumpet have been on the Austin, Texas Jazz scene for decades including the Brarons of Rhythm and 14 years as a Jazz DJ for KAZI radio and recordings with WD-41, JA Deane, Scott Amendola and Shrunken Head Shop. WD-41 currently havd a top ranked video and mp3 at All About Jazz. Their latest release was a Top 3 editors pick at Guitar Player Magazine.
Dave Laczko is that vital spice that makes the sauce complete. He’s that kick, that surprise, that part of the experience that makes it unforgettable.
Dot Todman – Los Angeles
From Toronto, Canada, this dynamic, and inspiring teacher works as one of Los Angeles’s top vocal coaches. Dot began teaching music at age 14, when her music teacher saw her natural gift for teaching and put her in charge of writing original music for, and directing a 90-piece girl’s choir. At age 15, Dot became a professional singer when she was hired by the city to perform at annual downtown fairs. By the time she was 18, she was teaching 5th and 6th grade Music and Drama at a local Elementary School, and privately coaching students to sing.
Teatro Macedonio Alcalá
Teatro Macedonio Alcalá is a beautiful theater built between 1903 and 1909 in the elaborate French style that was fashionable during Porfirio Díaz’s 7 term presidency. Recently restored it is a venue for many cultural events on Oaxaca. From ballet, concerts and plays to art exhibits and movie nights.