Cloudbelly w/s/g Hen in the Foxhouse
Sat, 15 Mar 2025 (EDT)
08:00PM - 11:00PM
Park Theater
723 Warren St.
Hudson, New York 12534
The group is fronted by singer-songwriter Corey Laitman, a former member of the NYC antifolk scene and Signature Sounds record label, whose ethereal poeticisms are delivered in a spellbinding voice that tips its cap to Sufjan Stevens and Joni Mitchell in equal measure. Laitman is joined by guitarist and ambient sound sculptor Sam Perry (SVIP), bassist and backing vocalist (and killer-solo artist in her own right) Ciarra Fragale, and drummer, producer, and sound mangler Nate Mondschein (who often works under the moniker of Best Mann)
Cloudbelly’s music has been recognized by the Kerrville New Folk Competition, New Song at Citizen Vinyl, WBUR Tiny DeskRoundup, and Signature Sounds Record Label, and their most recent release i know i know i know was hailed by The Boston Globeas one of the best records of 2024. The band has played Green River Festival, Arcadia Folk Fest, and Meadowlark Festival, sharing the stage with Fleet Foxes, Bonny Light Horseman, Cake, Sean Rowe, Josh Ritter, and many others.
Hen in the Foxhouse is the lo-fi indie project of Honduran American singer/songwriter, Elena Sophia Krell. Born in Germany and growing up all over Europe and Latin America, Elena trained as an opera singer at Oberlin Conservatory and sang professionally for five years before earning a PhD and teaching critical gender/race/sexuality studies at Vassar College for ten years. Her classical and academic trainings form the bedrock for original music that is intuitive, dreamy, and whimsical. Based in the Hudson Valley, NY, she is joined by Chris Gartmann (Three) on drums and Jacob Miller (Esmé Pattersen, Nathaniel Ratecliff) on bass. More at www.heninthefoxhouse.com.
Hen in the Foxhouse is the lo-fi indie project of Honduran American singer/songwriter, Elena Sophia Krell. Born in Germany and growing up all over Europe and Latin America, Elena trained as an opera singer at Oberlin Conservatory and sang professionally for five years before earning a PhD and teaching critical gender/race/sexuality studies at Vassar College for ten years. Her classical and academic trainings form the bedrock for original music that is intuitive, dreamy, and whimsical. Based in the Hudson Valley, NY, she is joined by Chris Gartmann (Three) on drums and Jacob Miller (Esmé Pattersen, Nathaniel Ratecliff) on bass. More at www.heninthefoxhouse.com.
