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MON Oct 7th SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE is back in The Den at The Howlin Wolf! Performing in the round (2 pieces per round & 3 rounds), is  @giuliacoba @brandonjohnasmusic @skii.wii and host/curator @sariyahidan. All ticket profits benefit Tuops Family Meal, $10 at door, 630pm doors 7-10pm show. Tickets $10 at the door.GROW DAT MISSION: “We envision a vibrant New Orleans where youth and adults transform their communities, their environment, and themselves by engaging in the meaningful work of growing healthy food.” https://growdatyouthfarm.org/

GIULIA COBA @giuliacoba: Since 2019, Giulia Coba has been involved in the New Orleans music scene as a vocalist, guitarist and educator. Raised in São Paulo, Giulia has been influenced by Brazilian rhythms, Jazz, and genres from across Latin America. She continues to deepen her roots in the Big Easy in the nonprofit sector teaching New Orleans music and culture to children and families. You can catch her on stage leading The Buddha Bellies with Piper Hillerich.

 

BRANDON JOHNAS @brandonjohnasmusic is a singer-songwriter from Banff, Alberta, who has been troubadoring around North America for the last 10 years. His latest album ‘Another Year the Cicadas Slept’ is derived from growth through the process of grief and family reconciliation. Brandon is now based in New Orleans and can often be found in the famed Royal St busking scene.

 

SARIYAH IDAN @sariyahidan (curator/host/artist) is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & producer with influences extending into jazz, world folk, soul, & hip-hop. Her unique sonics & poetic lyrics address struggle, love, social justice, & healing. Her album “Glitter & Blood” released in Nov 2023 is her first project recorded in New Orleans. She’s rocked iconic venues including The Kennedy Center in DC & The New Orleans Jazz Museum for FQF. A regular street performer, she is known as “the most hauntingly beautiful voice of the French Quarter streets.”