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Singer and songwriter Ella Young presents Limerent Objects, a set of original works fed by attachments, idealization, identity, and stability. Songs in the show draw inspiration from pop, rock, modal chord progressions, traditional Bulgarian, and themes found in nature.
Guitarist and vocalist Jake Sizemore presents a high-energy set of original music and reimagined covers, blending rock, blues, and pop on both electric and acoustic guitar.
Boston-based songwriter Alana McDermott presents the beginnings of her concept project, O.C., featuring a combination of cabaret avant-garde originals and covers with a sci-fi twist.
Edward Lim presents his senior recital as a farewell to Berklee College of Music, featuring original compositions written throughout his Berklee journey in a modern jazz context.
Fiddler and songwriter Sam Stage brings a colorful collection of musical inventions to life with help from an all-star cast of friends and mentors who have lit his path.
Teetat “Auto” Nitikitpaiboon, a Thai drummer, arranger, and music director, presents a dynamic recital showcasing his passion for R&B, hip-hop, jazz, and gospel. The set blends instrumental pieces and vocal-driven tunes, brought to life by an amazing band and standout vocalists.
Drum set performance major Ben Friedman presents his senior recital, featuring music by Snarky Puppy, Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Nate Smith, and Herbie Hancock, performed with a group of Berklee musicians.