[LOW TICKETS] Lomelda, Plume Girl, & Home Baker

18+
$20 adv | $25 dos
7pm doors | 7:30pm show
𝙇𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙡𝙙𝙖
Lomelda is the songwriting project of Hannah Read. She started "Lomelda" in 2006 or so as a teenager growing up in rural Texas. For the 20 years since then, she has tried to make a song sound like the feeling of connecting to someone, finally, across the lonely voids that keep us separated from each other. She plans to keep trying, with her guitar, her voice, and her friends, til the day she dies. Here are some of the recorded attempts so far: Hannah (2020), M for Empathy (2019), Thx (2017), 4e (2016). Her next album is expected in 2027.
www.instagram.com/lomelda/?hl=en
lomelda.bandcamp.com/
open.spotify.com/artist/6zcDLZ62JsbVM1nLrQMzi4?si=6f20836e5fae4c6e&nd=1&dlsi=9d35060f9f524bac
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Plume Girl is the fluid experimental project of singer/dancer/performer, Sowmya Somanath. The project began as a way to explore Sowmya's rigorous Indian classical music and dance training, and quickly morphed alongside her love for experimental pop, musique concrète, ambient folk, the list goes on. At the heart of the music lies an ode to the rāga system, a melodic framework that embraces sonic color and mood. Through improvisation, Sowmya finds comfort singing the unanswerable questions, of divinity, of death and love, often simplified and wielded by human thought. She has released two albums with mappa editions in Slovakia: In the End We Begin (2023) and Unnameable Glory (2025).
www.instagram.com/plume_girl_/?hl=en
plumegirl.bandcamp.com/
open.spotify.com/artist/3ZLBOPp2ZFAVIURaYXVAWC?si=703ecdc0d0eb4ded&nd=1&dlsi=f24ad5115b2c476f
𝙃𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝘽𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙧
Home Baker is interested in the domestic, grounded, earthy, quiet parts of life – the melodrama of the mundane. Walter Nichols runs a sourdough business, and he often makes music in the midst of the baking process using synths, wind instruments, and field recordings. He thinks you can feel the quiet, peaceful solitude inherent in the baker's life in the music. He has released music via Oxtail Recordings, Aural Canyon, and Mondoj.