New Ear Festival ’24 – Sat, Jan 6th

Curated by Still/Moving
Still/Moving operates as an event series local to NYC, producing shows ranging from indie rap to free jazz. The platform was founded to promote experimentation & innovation within the realm of the performing arts, while centering artists of color.

Performance Art by Bilal
Philadelphia’s Bilal, a trailblazing R&B artist, broke free from neo-soul constraints with a uniquely trained voice and modern sound, facing label setbacks but gaining grassroots support. His jazz roots flourished at the New School for Jazz, and notable collaborations in 1999 marked his entry into the spotlight. His debut album “1st Born Second” showcased exemplary neo-soul, setting him apart from peers. Despite label challenges, his hiatus led to a triumphant return in 2010 with “Airtight’s Revenge,” featuring the Grammy-nominated track “Little One.” Subsequent releases, including “A Love Surreal” and “In Another Life,” solidified Bilal’s influential presence in R&B.

Pink Siifu
Shifting between styles with deftness, Alabama’s elusive Pink Siifu found underground success in the late 2010s with his experimental blend of genres. Piecing together aspects of his wide-ranging influences, the prolific rapper/singer and producer built an extensive catalog during the 2010s, releasing a total of 46 EPs, albums, and mixtapes throughout the decade. Siifu has been no less busy in the 2020s with projects such as Negro (2020),Gumbo’! (2021), and Real Bad Flights (2022) expanding his body of work.

T’nah
T’nah, a Brooklyn-based artist, blends urban influence with soulful sounds. Her raw voice, and mix of vintage soul with modern edge, sets her apart in the music scene. T’nah’s commitment to authenticity ensures she’s one to watch in
soul-infused hip-hop.
She is known for her authentic & evocative vocals and profound lyrics. Her urban influence blends seamlessly with an undeniable soulful sound, creating a unique genre-bending experience.