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Sudan Archives @ Crane Cove Park

  • Crane Cove Park Illinois Street San Francisco, CA, 94107 United States (map)

SF Live, in collaboration with SF Parks Alliance, Noise Pop, and Rickshaw Stop presents: Sudan Archives @ Crane Cove Park!

Join us for an afternoon at the park with artists Kossisko, Lalin St. Juste, and Sudan Archives!

✨ Kossiko is dynamic artist known for roles in HBO's "Euphoria" and Netflix's "Sex/Life," brings an innovative and authentic performance that has earned praise from NYLON, Fader, and Pitchfork.

🌌 Lalin St. Juste will mesmerize with her cosmic voice and enchanting presence, blending sounds to create a healing and transformative experience. As a co-founder of The Seshen and the indie label 7000COILS, Lalin's rich musical journey invites listeners into a captivating underworld.

🎻 Headlining the night, Sudan Archives combines R&B, hip-hop, and experimental electronic music with West African fiddling. Her critically acclaimed album "Natural Brown Prom Queen" showcases her self-taught violin skills and innovative production, promising an unforgettable and hypnotic performance.

About SF Live:

SF Live is a six-month series of free, outdoor music concerts put on as a joint, citywide initiative by esteemed San Francisco arts & music producers Illuminate, San Francisco Parks Alliance, Noise Pop Productions, and Union Square Alliance. Created as a love letter to San Francisco music, SF Live concerts are a coming together of San Francisco’s storied musical history and the city’s promising and developing local talent.

This show is produced by Rickshaw Stop, SF Parks Alliance, and Noise Pop.

 
 

Schedule

12:00 PM - Doors

12-1 PM - Set by DJ Playstation

1 - 1:45 PM - Lalin St. Juste

1:45- 2:15 PM - Set by DJ Playstation

2:15 - 3:15 PM - Kossisko

3:15 - 3:45 PM - Set by DJ Playstation

3:45 - 5:00 PM - Sudan Archives

Meet the Artists:

Supporting: Kossisko

Kossisko is an innovative musical artist, actor and composer. The gender-fluid artist has appeared in HBO’s wildly successful Euphoria, and portrayed themself in two seasons of Netflix’s Sex/Life. Kossisko’s music had been lauded publications like NYLON, Fader, SPIN, Vulture, VICE and Pitchfork to name a few. With a passion for using their creativity to encourage everyone to live authentically, the Grammy nominated songwriter believes this is the best gift one can give to the planet and themselves.

Supporting: Lalin St. Juste

Lalin St. Juste's roots meet at the crossroads of the Western world. She dances as sounds slither in her mouth; painting the world with words birthed from a spirit veined with ancestral magic. Commonly described as "mesmerizing" and "hypnotizing" when she performs, St. Juste shifts the atmosphere with her voice, inviting you into her cosmic underworld. Lalin has always been drawn to sound as a vehicle for healing.. At the age of six, she learned to sing through grief - intuitively using her body and her voice as a channel to access dimensions beyond the physical world. Her musical evolution included taking risks to season herself as a singer-songwriter - she spent months donning the guitar to play on sidewalks and cafes. The payoff was inspiring and Lalin joined Haitian folklore group Rara Tou Limen and co-founded Bay Area’s melodic sweethearts, The Seshen, a genre-expansive six-piece band who has shared stages with Hiatus Kaiyote, Ledisi, Tank and the Bangas, and more. In 2021 Lalin will release her debut solo recordings on 7000COILS, a queer + black-owned indie record label she co-founded with KKINGBOO centering the African diasporic experience through the creation of intentional and innovative digital and live portals.

Sudan Archives

As Sudan Archives, Brittney Parks has combined left-field strains of R&B, hip-hop, and experimental electronic music with hypnotic string loops and the fiddling style of West Africa, as heard on her critically acclaimed album Natural Brown Prom Queen (2022).  The self-taught violinist, singer, songwriter, and producer started playing violin in her native Cincinnati, Ohio. After Parks moved to Los Angeles to study music technology, she started producing beats on a tablet computer with the addition of her vocals and strings, the latter increasingly inspired by immersion in Sudanese music. “A swaggering statement of intent with all the idiosyncratic charm that makes her music so memorable” – Pitchfork (Best New Album, 2022)


Event Info

BYOB

Drink responsibly.

ADA Seating Available

All Ages

Bring your whole crew, family, and an open heart as we unite to celebrate the magic of music and community! Be. Hear. Now.


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