Inspired by Quincy Jones, Carole King, and Michael Brecker, Israeli jazz singer and songwriter Noa Blumer performs original songs and jazz standards in a unique blend of jazz, R&B, and funk styles.
Vocalist Le Zhang draws inspiration from a wide range of musical styles. This diverse influence leads to varied interpretations and distinct stylistic contrasts in their performances. While this may feel chaotic at times, it ultimately creates a unique and harmonious musical experience.
In conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, the Songwriting Department proudly presents BOOM (Berklee Original Open Mic), an open mic event for Berklee songwriters.
I.You.She, a.k.a. Aayushi, is a Seattle and Boston–based pop artist whose music combines existential lyricism with gritty guitars and soulful vocals. Her writing and performances draw inspiration from pop acts such as Griff and Fletcher. For her show, I.You.She will present a combination of reimagined covers and originals with her band as well as other special guests.
Come enjoy a celebration of the fiddle through a range of genres, presented by graduating senior Ruth Shumway. The concert will feature her band, Catfish in the Sky, along with a number of special guests.
Sam Leigh presents a colorful performance celebrating the end of their time at Berklee. Paying homage to the music that made her fall in love with music, Leigh will perform a mixture of musical theater, pop, and more.
As part of Berklee Percussion Days 2025, in collaboration with the Armand Zildjian Visiting Artist-in-Residence Program, we are proud to present vibraphonist, electronic mallet artist, educator, and composer Christos Rafalides for a clinic that will cover practical topics such as repertoire development, harmonic devices, dampening, and other vibraphone techniques and concepts.
As part of Berklee Percussion Days 2025, in collaboration with the Armand Zildjian Visiting Artist-in-Residence Program, we are proud to present Christos Rafalides, vibraphonist, electronic mallet artist, educator, and composer, for a clinic that will cover practical topics such as contemporary electronic mallet application, an introduction to the Pearl malletSTATION, repertoire development, and other vibraphone and mallet techniques.
The Army, the Navy fortifies a style of music with a foundation in not just musical harmony but the indelible chemistry that emerges from the lushest of friendships. Special guest Aggie Miller is a lyrically-driven songwriter from New York.
Xenya Genovese, better known as Freak Slug, is a Manchester, England–born visual artist turned self-taught musician whose work is rooted in raw, authentic self-expression.
Guitarist Gibson Malone presents a set of jazz standards with his four-piece band. From Django Reinhardt to Miles Davis, the music is full of improvisation and will also include solo chord-melody arrangements.
Vietnamese drummer Chuck Le will conclude his four-year academic journey at Berklee College of Music with his performance major senior recital, featuring original compositions and Japanese jazz fusion covers.
The Ghost Club is a Pittsburgh-based five-piece band that delivers a high-energy fusion of heartland rock, garage punk, and new wave, brought to life with anthemic choruses and electrifying saxophone riffs. They deliver thrilling live performances, an unwavering commitment to authenticity, so much more.
