Amythyst Kiah BIO
Amythyst Kiah is a singer-songwriter associated with roots music, Americana and folk. Her expressive voice and thoughtful songwriting bring a contemporary perspective to country and folk traditions. The supplied event information does not include biographical details, album titles, popular songs, tour name or review history, so those details cannot be confirmed here.
Kiah appeared at Space Ballroom in Hamden, Connecticut, on October 3, 2023. This is the past venue date provided; no additional appearances or specific details about that show are available. Hamden places the venue within the greater New Haven area, connecting the concert with the region's active live-music scene.
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Amythyst Kiah New Haven reviews
mediocre sound, weak performances
The sound system was powerful and boomy enough. I've been to stadium-sized events, and this bass failed to fill up the space and was just lackluster. I checked out the great dsp main-board processing gear - dbx 4800, but they just need more and better subs!
At one point, French Montana got on stage with about 35 other people, and it was an embarassment. They attempted to finish a verse in harmony, and every single person across all the microphones was out of key. The rhyming was almost all about drugs. Rappers today could send a more empowering message to the black community. The kind of swagger that was advertised to the audience basically promises nothing but despair, jail time, and early death. Meek Mills was no different. "Mine's double digits. What's your body count?" Good for you. I do miss hip hop with soul, sensuality, and mature stories about life and how to best achieve one's dreams.
The performing dj's were alright, and for the most part, this concert was an embarassment. I think I caught just one scratch routine in the whole night. They also cut most songs short to about half the length of each song. I guess this is so that you can 'hear' your favorite hits, but by the time you recognize them, the main acts have gone through all of them.
The comedian who chatted in between acts and at the beginning used mostly crude humor. These kinds of jokes get the easiest laughs because they are uncomfortable laughs, but it would have been more pleasant to have a class-act mc take us through the evening.
Amythyst Kiah himself was a good performer and the best performer of the night. Similarly, however, I just was not interested in his shallow messages. A real boss gets it off the boat? You have a kilo of drugs in your car?
Hip hop should really wake up. Hip Hop could be the poetry that motivates the ghetto into a realistic direction of progress. What I heard at this concert was derivative macho juvenile atonal nonsense.