Get a bunch of insanely talented musicians together, and let them share songs, food, and drink. Many a musical career starts with small audiences, impromptu performances, late night mutterings; and then the lucky end up on large stages and tucked deep inside recording studios – often vastly disconnected from those that love their music. music industry peeps have bellyached that industry folk hardly ever share food in a meaningful way – or rarely just get together and f’in chill. So these guys decided to create these evenings for their musician friends built around long tables, remarkable locations, sturdy drinking food, and bottles of wine and whiskey – with the hope that throughout each night songs would rise up from the table.
This project is a collaboration between table guru Michael Hebb, and renowned photographer/director Chase Jarvis. Hatched from Hebb’s underground one-pot dinners, and documented with Jarvis’ unmistakable eye.
I would love to see something similar live at let's say The Baseline... imagine all the creativity that will come out of those sessions
Stuff of (creative) dreams boet!
yeah this would be nice ... this is a nice write up Karabo, enjoyed reading.