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• Niko Is was born in Rio de Janeiro, and arriving in the United States as a child, he was drawn to the rhythms and rhymes of American Hip Hop. On his latest recordings though, the South American influence comes to the fore.
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• Violectric performs on classical stringed instruments- with a twist. It’s a Central Florida band that plays classic rock riffs like Kashmir by Led Zeppelin. Violectric join us in studio to perform some songs, and talk about putting the classical into classic rock.
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• Jordan Shih and Lauren Morgan perform under the name SALES. Their music’s been described as low-fi, nuanced, indie pop.
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• Orlando composer, conductor and performer Chris Belt is on the leading edge of contemporary classical music. Belt joined Intersection to talk about finding music in unlikely places, like the leaves of a plant, and he plays some songs on his guitar.
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• Bananas, basketball, Beethoven and Bach. Pianist Steven Lin and cellist Francisco Vila Haas joined Intersection to talk about classical music and their life as musicians.
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• Edwin and Andy White are brothers in the band Tonstartssbandht from Orlando, Florida. They played their first show at Stardust Video and Coffee 10 years ago, and later moved to New York and Montreal.
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• A few years ago, Singer songwriter Chase Shellee caught the west Nile virus and returned home to recover. It was a slow and exhausting recovery one that made her want to give up, but she didn’t. And out the experience came her latest album High on Maybe.
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• Orlando native Carly Jo Jackson recorded her first EP as a teenager. In a career spanning nearly 10 years she’s appeared on America’s Got Talent, and performs at music festivals throughout the south. Jackson performs Clipped Wings and Movin’ On.
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• Orlando hip hop artist E-Turn grew up in Florida, listening to artists like Ludacris, A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul. But she would also listen to her father’s classical Persian singing, and she says you can hear those influences in her music.
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• Malo Kingsley got his first saxophone when he was 11. Now in his early 20’s, the young jazz musician joins Intersection to perform a couple standards and talk about his musical journey.
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