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Hatchet Face Prana Trio (with drummer Brian Adler and bassist Evan Halloin) recorded May 2004 for debut album After Dark

A Daily Circavision Prana Trio, same as above

Why? Prana Trio, recorded November 2003

PROJECTS/DISCOGRAPHY                           

Prana Trio

After Dark

1. A Daily Circavision
2. Hatchet Face
3. Living with in the Ocean
4. Nalgene Bottles
5. Being
6. Peas & Carrots
7. Regrets
8. Why?

Prana Trio is an eclectic ensemble comprised of sunnY (voice), Evan Halloin (Bass) and Brian Adler (Drums).  The group is dedicated to exploring original compositions, free improvisations and works by the poet Rumi.  New England Conservatory selected this group to be an Honors Ensemble for the 2003 season. Prana Trio appears regularly at the Zeitgeist Gallery, Ryles Jazz Club, The Stinger Bar, The Lizard Lounge,  Boston's  renowned Jordan Hall, as well as many other venues on the East Coast.  The trio's debut album is now available at Virgin Megastore, Newbury Comics, www.CDbaby.com, www.brianadler.com and other retailers.

“The group is a nightmare journey from SoHo to Twin Peaks.”

“Music to steal for.” “A trio that’s unlike any other...All three are very strong.”  ~Ran Blake--pianist, writer of Primacy of the Ear.

Blue Sky Research

1.You're to Keep (Kim)
2.Lake MacBride (Kearney)
3.Like A Tree (Jentgen)
4.For Michael Moore (Kearney)
5.You Choose (Kim)
6.Glutton (Jentgen)
7.So Much More (Kearney)

Three-piece original band that wails three-part vocal harmonies on top of lucious keyboard voicings and solid bass grooves. Styles range from folk to jazz, to R&B. Composed of three women who can really play and sing to your heart's satisfaction. Sunny Kim (voice), Bridget Kearney (bass), Camille Jentgen (bass)

tissues4issues

Axis: Bold as Evil

An experimental jazz quartet comprised of vocalist sunnY, pianist Geoff Cleveland, bassist Paul McDaniel and drummer Tohbias Juniel, tissues4issues "coasts on the controlled vibrato and expressive abilities of its talented frontwoman." (Westword, 2004) To read the whole review click here. tissues4issues deal with emotional and political struggles of today.