SINGER MALI TO RELEASE NEW ALBUM LODESTONE 9/22/23

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hello Jaggery listeners,

singer mali here. i have some news to share:

i’m releasing an album of new music on 9/22/23.

the album is called Lodestone and it’s (mostly) made up of songs written over the years since taking a break from the band in 2016. during this time, i’ve given myself permission to follow my creative vision more fully — learning orchestral and string quartet arranging, broadening what i write songs about, and accepting the pace of the project as it unfolded.

i hope you will give it a listen.

the album features my Jaggery bandmates Tony Leva on bass/es, Dylan Jack on drums, and Rachel Jayson on viola, as part of the string quartet and orchestra which feature on multiple tracks.

https://singermali.bandcamp.com/album/lodestone

you can pre-order it here as a digital download or on CD

if you live in the Boston area, please come celebrate the release with us:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/singer-mali-lodestone-album-release-with-charles-coe-tickets-695661039897

tickets here

here is the video for Lodestone, directed by War Cry and Hostage Heart director, Michael McQuilken:

thank you for supporting my music over all these years!

HAVING IT OUT WITH MELANCHOLY – new album

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At long last, here is Having It Out with Melancholy ~ our collaborative album with composer Michael J. Veloso.

Recorded 3+ years ago, this set of nine songs was composed for us by Mike, who took Jane Kenyon’s poem cycle based on her experience with depression, and set it to music for us.

Available on Bandcamp, as CD, digital download (name-your-price) and free streaming:  https://jaggery.bandcamp.com/album/having-it-out-with-melancholy

enjoy!

art by Andreas Lie

Having It Out with Melancholy – Listening Party & Live Show

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art by Andreas Lie

Three years in the making, Having It Out with Melancholy — our project with composer Michael J. Veloso, based on the poems of Jane Kenyon — is finally ready for release. Join us on Sunday January 12th, 2020 for a celebration with a listening party and live performances, including a movement from Veloso’s orchestral piece, Centrifuge, and a Jaggery set of originals.

Details & Tickets

 

MUSUEM OF SCIENCE (BOSTON)

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After a year-and-a-half gigging hiatus, we’ll be playing an immersive concert ~ and our first with a string quartet ~ at the Boston Museum of Science’s Planetarium on Summer Solstice 2018 ~ premiering new songs and never-heard-before versions of old ones.

laser light show at Charles Hayden Planetarium, Museum of Science (courtesy of Museum of Science)

It will be a smorgasbord of the visual, virtual, & visceral!

tickets: https://www.mos.org/public-events/summer-thursdays/live-music

hope you can make it!