An immersive night of cinematic songwriting and ambient sound comes to Park Theater in Hudson, featuring three New York City–based artists whose work rewards attention, curiosity, and a love of atmosphere. Tomàs Tomàs leads the evening with emotionally rich, slow-burning songs that blend indie songwriting, soft electronics, and a cinematic sense of space — music that feels intimate, reflective, and quietly powerful. NYC-based artist broom follows with warm, enveloping ambient compositions, creating lush soundscapes designed for deep listening and shared presence, while Le Keep, also based in New York City, rounds out the night with a textural, genre-blurring approach that draws from ambient, experimental pop, and modern classical influence, weaving subtle melodies and evolving tones into immersive compositions.

Curated as a listening-forward experience, this show is ideal for those who enjoy discovering new artists, slowing down, and being fully present with sound. It’s a thoughtful, transportive night out for Hudson locals and weekend visitors alike — perfectly suited to the intimate setting of Park Theater and the creative energy of Warren Street after dark.

Tomás Tomás is a project curated by singer/songwriter & producer Tom Fattorusso from Monroe-Woodbury, New York, now residing in New York City. Tomás’ creative path has been anything but conventional. He began making beats on a hand-me-down Samsung laptop using a pirated copy of FL Studio, experimenting in parking lots outside Rockland Community College and chasing textural soundscapes.

After years working behind the scenes as an assistant director and composer for campaigns such as the Fenty x Savage fashion show, Tomás found himself returning to music–this time stripped down, deeply personal, unapologetically honest.

Most recently, the Brooklyn-based artist and producer released “9TH LIFE,” accompanied by a self-directed music video & the announcement of a forthcoming short film, I Gotta Look Up More, co-directed by actor Jaeden Martell (IT, Knives Out, Defending Jacob) & Tomás Tomás, marking both of their directorial debuts. The collaboration sets the stage for Tomás’ debut EP SWEET SLEEP, out now.

Le Keep is the music project of New York–born songwriter and multidisciplinary creative Steele Kratt. Having recently opened for Blood Orange at Brooklyn Steel and performed at festivals such as SXSW, Le Keep channels the nostalgic yearning of early-2000s indie rock, paired with intimate and contemplative lyricism. In November 2025, he released the EP How Did You Know You Were Out of Love?

Broom is an experimental ambient music collective created by Daniel Omar Vila. Since April 2024, the collective has performed improvised sets in more than 200 parks, subways, street corners, and public spaces throughout New York City. Each performance is directly inspired and guided by its environment, resulting in a one-of-a-kind sensory experience where evolving instrumentals blur the line between sound and place.

Tomás Tomás w/s/g Le Keep & Broom

Tomás Tomás w/s/g Le Keep & Broom