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Zephaniah OHoraJeremy PinnellKristina Murray
Thu, 19 Sep, 8:00 PM CDT
Doors open
7:30 PM CDT
The Basement
1604 Eighth Ave South, Nashville, TN 37203
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Americana
Zephaniah OHora
Zephaniah OHora
Americana
“People think you have to be from Texas or Nashville to play this music,” says Zephaniah
OHora, “but that’s not the way I see it. Country’s all about being true to yourself and telling
honest, authentic stories. You can do that anywhere.”
Written and recorded in his adopted hometown of Brooklyn, NY, Zephaniah OHora’s
outstanding new album, ‘Listening To The Music,’ is proof positive that great country music
can come from anywhere. Produced by Neal Casal, who would tragically pass away not long
after mixing was completed, the collection fuses timeless twang with modern sensibilities,
tipping its cap to the likes of Merle Haggard and Gram Parsons as it explores a distinctly
urban, 21st century landscape through a classic country lens. OHora is a master craftsman
backed by a virtuosic band here, and his songs absolutely crackle with electricity, moving
beyond throwback revivalism to break fresh artistic ground with dazzling fretwork and
dizzying pedal steel. The result is a record all about the power of music to bind us to our past
and reinvent our future, a lush, intoxicating celebration of melody and memory that bridges
the considerable miles between Bakersfield and Brooklyn.
Born in New Hampshire to a deeply religious family, OHora first became enamored with music
as a youngster in church. By his early 20’s, he was living in New York, and though he wasn’t
pursuing music professionally, his burgeoning love for classic country led to a regular gig
performing and DJing at a small bar in Williamsburg. Soon he was curating bands for the
newly-opened Skinny Dennis, which quickly became the epicenter of the revitalized country
scene in New York, and OHora found himself living and breathing the music 24/7 as he booked
and performed with some of the finest instrumentalist the city had to offer. Two of them,
guitar wizards Luca Benedetti (Martha Redbone, The National Reserve) and Jim Campilongo
(Norah Jones, Teddy Thompson), teamed up to produce OHora’s debut, ‘This Highway,’ which
prompted Rolling Stone praise his “razor-sharp band” and “killer new songs” and No
Depression to hail his “ability to conjure honest, humble and tearful pathos.” Songs from the
record racked up more than a million streams on Spotify, and the album helped OHora land
dates with the likes of Lee Ann Womack, Marty Stuart, Jim Lauderdale, Shooter Jennings, and
Kelsey Waldon in addition to festival slots everywhere from Hopscotch to Pickathon.

Alternative
Jeremy Pinnell
Jeremy Pinnell
Alternative

Alternative
Kristina Murray
Kristina Murray
Alternative
Not long after Kristina Murray moved to Nashville in summer of 2014, she accepted a friend’s offer to start singing at the American Legion Post 82. Tucked away on the fringes of East Nashville, the Legion had not yet become the city’s best destination for hearing traditional country music from a new generation of aspiring artists. From the stage, she watched as the crowds during Honky-Tonk Tuesdays grew over time, from about a dozen listeners to a full dance floor. All the while she nurtured her natural talent for songwriting and performing, collecting and crafting material that would form her second album, Southern Ambrosia.