About The Event
In the last few years, New York-based Paul Spring has mainly worked as a recording engineer and performer with artists such as Fleet Foxes, Mary Lattimore, and Blackthought, but here he gives us his own richly realised record, with deft lyrics and considered sensibility.
As a teenager, he lived in Spiddal, Co Galway, when his father taught at the university, and it was there that his love for Irish traditional and folk music grew. Drawing on his roots, influences such as Bach, and instruments — think of the Irish flute — the album reveals a steady beauty over the course of its 12 songs. Sister is a Houston born, Los Angeles based artist, singer, songwriter and musician.
About The Organizer
TV Eye describes itself as simply a “funhaus” as it is too many things at once – a bar, music venue, dance club, restaurant, art gallery, cinema, community center, and much more. All of these superficially disparate elements work in concert to establish an integrated whole where you can take in an early art show or maybe a screening, grab dinner, catch a band, comedy show, or multimedia event, dance the night away, and buy your friends last call shots without leaving the club’s four bar rooms, gallery, and courtyard. This isn’t merely a bar where you pop in for a couple of drinks without discovering something new. Conversely it isn’t the kind of venue where you see a show and leave. Inspired by the cultural function of the iconic nightclubs of the past that seeded the most important music scenes of all time, TV Eye enters the future by bringing unusual people together in an unusual environment for a variety of experiences and interactions under one roof – building new communities in the process.
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