Songs About Earth!

A collection of originals and arrangements dedicated to our Mother Earth and we who live with her.
Personnel:
Scarlett Before Horses - Piano,
Greg Tan - Bass,
Eriksen Lee - Drums,
Quinn Rehkemper - Sax,
Noah Allen - Trumpet,
Featuring Camila Quintero, vocals
BIO:

Scarlett Before Horses is a Denver-based musician, currently studying at Berklee College of Music. Having studied piano for 8 years, she has been well known in the Denver scene for many years, having played venues such as the Muse Performance Space and Dazzle. Scarlett has been a part of many different groups, having worked with the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz as a hand-picked young musician, as well as being known as a part of DAES, a local group of young musicians who recently released their album, D1. She is an up-and-coming composer and artist, with several projects underway to keep an eye on in the near future, which she hinted at in her concept show "Conversations with Our Mother Earth" in July.
NOTE:

Immerse yourself in the cozy atmosphere of the Jazz Baroness Room at The Mad Monkfish, where you can sip your favorite drink, savor sushi or Thai cuisine, and enjoy the mesmerizing sounds of a remarkable jazz ensemble. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or simply seeking a delightful night out, this event promises to be a treat for your senses. To keep this vibrant jazz scene alive, we require a minimum spend of $25 per person, since all ticket proceeds go directly to the musicians. If a guest spends less than $25, the difference will be added to the check—this small gesture helps us keep the restaurant running and the music flowing. We’re grateful for your support—it’s what keeps the spirit of live jazz alive here at The Mad Monkfish.

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Host or Publisher Jamme K. Chantler