Fulton Street Collective

Jazz Record Art Collective presents A Night of Lester, Nat & Buddy with Jeremy Kahn Trio Tuesday November 3rd at Fulton Street Collective. The night will also feature live painting from visual artist TBA. Lester, Nat & Buddy In 1946, Lester Young, Nat King Cole and Buddy Rich teamed up in Hollywood, California to document what would be released as two legendary records. With no bass player involved, this sax/piano/drums trio (a somewhat unusual combination) recorded such classics as "I Cover The Waterfront", "Mean To Me", "The Man I Love" and "Three Little Words." Eric Schneider, Jeremy Kahn and George Fludas will recreate this trio, drawing from the repertoire of these immortal recordings.

Fulton Street Collective presents a performance with DANIEL NOAH MILLER on Wednesday, November 4th at 7:30pm. The evening will feature live painting from visual artist Arthur Wright. Daniel Noah Miller is a Nicaraguan-American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles. A founding member of acclaimed alternative duo Lewis Del Mar, Miller has quietly being working on his solo work since 2020. Through the process, he's been experimenting with different methods of creation, including photography, poetry, and splicing cassette tapes with a razorblade to create looping soundscapes. Making music in the silence of the pandemic largely alone in his apartment, Miller found inspiration in ambient and Brazilian psychedelia, from Milton Nascimento's Clube Da Esquina to the works of Steve Reich, Emahoy Tsegué's Ethiopiques and legendary William Basinski work The Disintegration Loops. Miller alchemizes the radical changes he went through since 2020 — a breakup, a cross-country move, and his father's passing — into a sultry, playful, and inventive sound rooted in his own musical genesis: the guitar. Starting his songs by writing prose and then chiseling the words into haunting, emotive lyrics, Miller explores heartbreak, disillusionment, and the rapturous process of time passing. Miller is a true sonic storyteller of the fractured reality of our times, a musician unafraid to observe what's left after private and public apocalypse and make moving art from the ashes. 7:30pm Katja Ji (solo) – piano, voice, synth, live looping 8:45pm DANIEL NOAH MILLER 7pm Doors 7:30pm Show $15 FREE PARKING

Fulton Street Collective presents a performance with La Mar de Bien-A Flamenco Jazz Collective on Thursday, November 5th at 7:30pm. The evening will feature live painting from visual artist TBA. La Mar de Bien-A Flamenco Jazz Collective, translates to "A Sea of Goodness" which invokes a feeling of warmth, joy and positive energy, which reflects the spirit of the music and visual experience we create together. The Collective features Martin Metzger on flamenco guitar, Rie Katayama on flamenco dance, Marfil Keller Alemán on flamenco voice and flamenco dance, Remi Kimura on latin percussion, Hana Fujusaki on jazz piano, and Freedy Quintero on Latin Bass. The members have dedicated countless trips to Spain to preserve and bring back the art form's virtuosity, passion, and spirit. Their performance is a visual and auditory delight, showcasing dynamic interplay that makes flamenco truly an international art form. In addition to traditional Flamenco Palos, the trio explores music that draws from a wide range of traditions, including Brazilian jazz, Afro-Cuban jazz, and Flamenco-jazz; a touch of Japanese aesthetics, standards and original compositions.