CAROL LIPNIK
at Pangea
Sunday, September 18th at 7pm
with Michael Visceglia - bass and music director, Matt Bonder - piano and synths,
and Matt Beck - guitar, uke, and lap steel
178 Second Ave, NYC
$20 advance/$25 cash at the door
$20 minimum
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(212) 995 - 0900

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Sunday, December 4th at 7pm
with Michael Visceglia - bass and music director, and Matt Bonder - piano and synths
178 Second Ave, NYC
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(212) 995 - 0900

photo by James Gavin

"Blue Forest" is available
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The swirling song cycle that is Blue Forest is an immersive dreamscape. Luminous revelations of natural wonder, the fragility of human nature and the natural world intertwine with the enveloping chaos of our times. 
Produced by Kyle Sanna

"Goddess of Imperfection" is available
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Acclaimed for her pitch-perfect 4-octave voice and exquisitely crafted art songs, Coney Island native Carol Lipnik’s latest studio album, Goddess Of Imperfection, is now available. A collection of pastoral meditations on loss, hope, chaos, and love, the work features original songs and collaborations with Obie Award-winning playwright/performance artist David Cale and Mexican composer Tareke Ortiz. The majority of songs were developed with pianist Matt Kanelos as part of Lipnik’s two and a half year-long residency at Pangea, a celebrated run that helped establish the NYC boîte as a locus of the downtown cabaret scene. Songs penned with Ortiz were originally developed as part of a Joe’s Pub residency at The Kimmel Center in Philadelphia. Produced by Jacob Lawson (who produced Lipnik’s celebrated Almost Back To Normal), Goddess of Imperfection combines Lipnik’s uncanny ability to channel the magic and mystery of the natural world with her stunning vocals to pierce through the chaos and anxiety of the recent past and invoke a more hopeful future.

"Almost Back to Normal" is available
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A collaboration with luminous pianist Matt Kanelos and eclectic violin virtuoso/producer Jacob Lawson, the new album blends lush, mystical soundscapes with hints of the baroque, jaunty Brecht-Weill cabaret, oldschool soul music and the avant-garde, all of it imbued with Carol's signature phantasmagoria and droll, absurdist humor. Recorded using a 1895 Steinway grand piano in the world-class sonics of Peter Karl Studios in Brooklyin, it's a collection of tersely intense song-craft and longer-scale, psychedelically-tinged mood pieces. 
 
Pinhole photo by Stefan Killen

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