Sunday, November 12th, 2017
FREE SHOW: G-Nome Project with DigitalDavy at South Bowl
Sunday, November 12th, 2017
Free with RSVP
Bios:
G NOME PROJECT
www.g-nomeproject.net
www.facebook.com/gnomeproject
http://instagram.com/g_nomeproject
http://twitter.com/g_nomeproject
http://soundcloud.com/g-nomeproject
archive.org/details/G-nomeProject
G-Nome Project is Israel’s premier Livetronica band. Formed in September 2012, G-Nome Project is rapidly building one of the most loyal fan bases in the country, packing venues to capacity in their home city, Jerusalem, and expanding rapidly to the heart of the artistic scene in Israel’s center in greater Tel Aviv. The band is comprised from a super group of four nationally renowned musicians – Zechariah Reich, Chemy Soibelman, Shlomo Langer and Eyal Salomon – who each bring a distinctive flavor to the dynamic electro-funk palate of this Jerusalem-based quartet. G-Nome Project is the product of their longstanding musical vision to form an ensemble focused heavily on improvisation while blending elements of electronica, dance, and funk into progressive original compositions – a style that has been coined “Grilled Cheese Funk at its finest.” Fans of many colors flock to the band’s shows for the music, good vibes, and hardcore dancing that exemplify the character of the G-Nome community.
Keyboard / Eyal Salomon
Bass / Zechariah Reich
Drums / Chemy Soibelman
Guitar / Shlomo Langer
DIGITALDAVY
https://soundcloud.com/digitaldavy
DigialDavy a DJ from Pennsylvania has garnered fans from his ability to move seamlessly from Nu-Disco into Deep House. Fun and danceable, fans and newcomers alike find themselves on the floor dancing any time he hits the stage. His tasteful blend of deep house beats and nu-disco flavor turns any party into a dance party. DigitalDavy has played with Bothers Past, members of Lotus, Archnemesis, The Manhattan Project, Mantis, Funkbot & the Love Explosion, Push, Charles B, FDR & the New Deal, amongst others. He also is well known for collaborations with drummer Scott Kapp from Funkbot & the Love Explosion, FDR & the New Deal, and Mantis.