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ROCK & ROLL FOR FREEDOM! VAL KINZLER AND VIOLIZZY

VAL KINZLER

Aurally Records recording artist/songwriter/rock mommy/NYC alt-rocker/educator/animal lover/music community organizer/real world influencer, the inclusive Val Kinzler is a music warrior who unites people. Legendary boogie-woogie singer/keyboardist Dr. John gave her the heroic name of "Valkyrie," a mythical Scandinavian warrior woman. When she was a child, the popular classmates would ask, "Why do you want to hang out with them?" (referring to the unpopular kids). Val's mission is "to rescue war-torn heroes and working class zeroes from the injustices of our times, and reward them with poetic immortality in Valhalla." This resonates with her work in music, educational programs, and with "NYC Women Who Rock." Val Kinzler has released five albums. Tonight she will be accompanied by Anthony Palumbo and Roger Blanc.
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Listen to: Birth to the Blues

VIOLIZZY

Violizzy is a prolific violinist/fiddler/singer-songwriter focused on the environment, labor, and other social struggles. She has spent her career combining politics with the healing power of music, simultaneously lifting the spirits of her audiences and helping to educate others. Violizzy is a member of Bluestone 739, The Val Kinzler Band, the UNSCR Symphony Orchestra, the Queer Urban Orchestra, ARTivistUS, the People's Music Network, the NYC Labor Chorus, and is the President of the Board of Directors of Performance Wellness Inc, a non-profit organization that trains and works with people who want to learn the Dr. Louise Montello Method of Performance Wellness. Violizzy will be accompanied by Trevor Hochman and Rob Taube.
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Listen to: The Devil's Hole

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