SERGE NIKOL
6.00
When Serge Nikol sings these words he isn’t referencing a classic movie. His college years were spent in Moscow after growing up in Montenegro and Kosovo. He later moved to Toronto where he continues to make music that encompasses many styles including blues, bossa nova, pop and rock. His voice leans toward pop icons like Paul McCartney; his guitar chops have a Stevie Ray Vaughn sensibility but he can also pull out a tender Jose Feliciano-like riff on a nylon string guitar.
KUNÉ
8.00
KUNE is a 12-piece collective made up of ten immigrant musicians from all over the world and one Metis-Canadian. Our sound captures the experience of living in Toronto, the world's most diverse city. Through music, we remember where we came from and we envision a pluralistic future.
CAMILO RESTREPO
11.00
From mundane to boisterous to outright risqué, Camilo's soloist repertoire ranges from classic Robert Johnson takes, to the more obscure predecessors of the genre, while stopping to salute folk masters such as Dave van Ronk and Doc Watson. Camilo's rendition of classic tunes are meticulously respectful of original recordings while inevitably conveying his personal sensitivities. Camilo plays all around Toronto, a city that continues to provide the atmosphere for him to hone his skills and channel his lifelong love for the Blues.