Admission: FREE. Six students and alums from the Berklee College of Music will trade off minute live streaming sets in genres ranging from Spanish pop to African beats and more. They write, record, and perform music with both a refreshing and nostalgic sound. Their music brings back sounds from classic rock and old pop music in a re-invented and catchy way; a new musical identity born from the love of Coldplay and early Maroon 5, mentored by the wisdom of music legends like The Beatles and Queen.
Emme Cannon is a singer-songwriter who's tunes consist of sultry anthems of self-confidence and flowing ballads of love. Growing up in the mountains of Virginia, nature has played a huge role in the inspiration of her writing.
She plans on sharing her first releases publicly in the summer of She discovered music in when she moved to Paris as a war refugee. She started producing beats for fun, but never thought that she would be making a living through music someday. After a traumatic family event, Eva dropped out of college and left Paris.
Going back to Abidjan, she decided to give music a chance, and quickly got discovered and was featured in several West African media outlets. Classically trained on the piano and the kora a traditional African string instrument , Eva decided to take her musical career further and auditioned for the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. Kyle Langlois is a young, aspiring musician from Hampden, MA.
Kyle is a Student Ambassador, representing Berklee at events and auditions on campus and around the world. He is also one of the bass vocalists for "Point of Departure," Berklee's student-run, premier vocal jazz group. As an acoustic artist, Kyle enjoys songwriting and playing music from many genres, such as pop, folk, alternative, and jazz.
