Decibel and chill.
This fall Third Angle is back at Decibel Sound & Drink for the second season of the Decibel Series! Order your drinks and nachos and enjoy a wide array of electronic music.
Next up we have Yawa’s looping vocals, kalimba, synth, drum machine, and guitar.
Doors at 4:00 pm, Show at 4:30 pm
60 minutes
All Decibel Series shows and 21 & over
About YAWA
Amenta Abioto is a singer, songwriter, producer, performance artist from Memphis, TN. In her one-woman show, she builds vocal and instrumental loops from kalimba, synthesizer, drum machine, and guitar creating atmospheric textures. Weaved into syncopated rhythms and dichotomies of comedic proportions, Amenta surprises and tantalizes audiences with mind bending ideas while skipping vocally from soul-shaking gospel to smooth jazz. Boldly mystical and soul-fired, and her raw live performances invoke elements of both theatrical surprise and magic through ancient African diasporic sounds and stories.
Amenta studied drama and was familiarized with the stage. Amenta moved to Portland, OR in 2010 with her family (mother & 4 sisters). There she began her musical chapter. After many jams and the forming of band, dopebeds, Her solo project made debut in at house show in Spring of 2012. Since then, Amenta has released three projects and toured with The Blow, Secret Drum Band, Typhoon, and The Ghost Ease.
ABOUT THE VENUE
Public Transportation: Decibel Sound & Drink is conveniently located a few minutes walk from the Milwaukie/Main St. MAX stop on the Orange Line.
Click here to plan your train route.
Accessibility: This venue is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair users can park in the driveway which is marked “no parking.”
Parking: Please allow a few extra minutes to find nearby street or lot parking. As many members of the audience will be enjoying cocktails during shows at Decibel, be sure to plan ahead for a safe trip home with a designated driver, public transit, or ride share.
