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Tropical mutant punk funk duo Tetine release “Music For Breathing”

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“Music For Breathing” is the brand new single by the tropical mutant punk funk duo Tetine taken from their new album After the Future – out now on Slum Dunk Music.

Formed by Brazilian musicians/artists Bruno Verner, Eliete Mejorado and cellist Yoko Afi, Tetine have been producing a series of singular works intersecting electronic music, performance art, film/video, and spoken word, and acting in experimental contexts both in the music and art scenes since their creation in São Paulo in 1995.

“Music For Breathing” is a dreamy electro-acoustic meditation for cello, treated voices, electronics, and organ, dedicated to our planetary ecosystem in erosion. “Music For Breathing” dwells on such complex relationships motivated by a strong desire for collective change, a shift towards a greater understanding of the cosmos without the need to produce for ‘progress’. The track also comes with “Spaced Out in Paradise”, a washed out, hypnotic melancholic track sung by Yoko and Bruno as they search for another planetary contact.

Stream TETINE’s latest album “After The Future” now here: https://open.spotify.com/album/1cPPymclUihI1oNdsKopST?si=yxUCdht6TE6iijLA4HTKHw

TETINE play London’s Rich Mix on 19th Jan 2024. Find out more and get tickets here: https://richmix.org.uk/events/tetine-music-for-breathing/

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Monica, Tamar Braxton, and Sevyn Streeter Dazzles Stockbridge with Powerful Tribute to the Divine 9 Sisterhood

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On October 5, 2024, the Stockbridge Amphitheater in Georgia played host to a spectacular evening featuring three powerhouse R&B vocalists: Monica, Sevyn Streeter, and Tamar Braxton. The concert, part of the “Salute to the Ladies of the Divine 9,” celebrated the contributions of historically Black sororities, including Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, and Sigma Gamma Rho. Hosted by the Niecy Shaw, the night blended music with a tribute to sisterhood and empowerment.

Sevyn Streeter kicked off the event with a dynamic performance of hits like “It Won’t Stop,” energizing the crowd and setting the tone for the evening. Her versatile stage presence and collaboration highlights such as her work with Chris Brown, kept the audience on their feet.

Tamar Braxton followed, captivating the crowd with her emotional renditions of songs like “Love and War” and “All the Way Home.” In a special moment, she even brought her sister, Toni Braxton, on stage, making the night even more memorable.

Monica headlined the show, delivering a stellar performance of her classic hits such as “Angel of Mine,” “The Boy Is Mine,” and “So Gone.” Monica, one of the most beloved voices in R&B, has always captivated audiences with her soulful vocals and emotional delivery.  Her soulful voice and connection with the audience highlighted why she remains a beloved figure in R&B after two decades.

The concert not only celebrated musical talent but also honored the legacy of Black Greek-letter organizations and HBCUs.

Photo Credit: James Allen

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