Wavelength Presents…
in partnership with Slaight Music:
Tess Roby (Montreal / ambient synth-yielding creator of sonic worlds)
Ideas of Space album release
With special guests:
Merival (Toronto / mellow contemplative mystic)
shn shn (Toronto / multi-genre electronic daydream maker)
+ visuals by Max Farrell + Shawn Chiki
+ decor by Roxanne Ignatius
When: Thursday, May 26, 2022
Where: St. Anne’s Parish Hall
$10 in advance at ShowClix.com
$15 at the door / NOTAFLOF
All Ages / Licensed
Doors at 8pm
Tess Roby’s explorative brand of electronic music continues to remain unique and visionary. A classically trained vocalist and a self-taught synth player, her songs ride the lines between pop, ambient and alternative folk structures, with an emphasis on voice as instrument.
Today the Montreal-based Roby announces her forthcoming sophomore album, Ideas of Space, which comes in a process of moving towards full artistic independence. Roby acts as songwriter, producer, musician, music video and art director; and the album will be released on her own record label, SSURROUNDSS on April 22, 2022.
Joined with special guests, Merival and shn shn, the Toronto installation of Tess Roby’s Ideas of Space album release is going to be other-worldly.
COVID Protocols:
Your safety is our primary concern. Live event protocols are likely to change month to month. At this time, audience members aged two and older are required to always wear face coverings while on the venue property, except when actively eating and drinking. Proof of full vaccination minimum 2 weeks prior to the event is required to enter. If you are feeling ill, please be considerate and stay home to rest up.
Accessibility:
St. Anne’s Parish Hall is not currently wheelchair accessible due to stairs (one half-flight to the main entrance, and one flight to access the washrooms). For all other accessibility requests, please contact us at info@wavelengthmusic.ca
Audience Policy:
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Photo by Hugo Bernier
