This week, we’ve got some of the hottest recent electronic releases & some info about one of the most anticipated dance music events of the summer. Check it out now!
Hollywood nightlife has made its grand return and to celebrate the occasion, sbe’s Nightingale hosted a celebratory weekend full of celebrity performances, A list guests and Angelenos triumphing in this post pandemic world.
It’s official, live music is back! Even though masks were still permitted to enter the theater, it felt pretty good experiencing live music with a room full of people again.
On Thursday, June 17, Roc Nation recording artist Maeta had her first live performance on a candlelit stage at the iconic Orpheum Theater in Downtown Los Angeles. She performed some stunning R&B covers in addition to songs from her new EP, Habits. She was accompanied by Orchid Quartet (a local string quartet that has performed around the world with Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, and other influential artists).
It was a mesmerizing evening featuring some of the greatest songs from the world of R&B. Maeta is just starting off for promising music career but everyone in attendance noticed the star power she has. In time, Maeta’s lovely voice will echo across sold out concert halls around the world.
You can stream Maeta’s new EP, Habits, on all streaming platforms and follow her behind the scenes life on her Instagram: @maetasworld.
Photo Credit = Davey Carlson
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