New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Sultry songstress Abigail
Rockwell debuts her Autumn Noir show at Birdland Theater - Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 7 pm. Rockwell's voice has been compared to Morgana King and
Julie London, her new album described by Chris Spector of Midwest Record as "wonderfully out of the ordinary due solely to her interpretive skills and style, Autumn Noir is the high water mark for all vocalists to come to follow".
David Kenney of WBAI 99.5 FM's
Everything Old Is New Again
Radio Show in New York selected Autumn Noir as one of his top holiday picks of 2018.
Rockwell first began performing at the Four Seasons Resort - The Biltmore in Montecito, CA, she premiered in Los Angeles at Tar Pit, opened by Top Chef Mark Peel. She then made it back east and had her New York City debut at the celebrated Metropolitan Room.
For her first time at Birdland,
Rockwell is premiering the music from her album Autumn Noir, mixed by Grammy® award-winning producer Russ Titelman and Bill Moss. She will also be introducing new music, a tune inspired by Miles Davis, and more.
As one notable reviewer stated, "The show is sexy and funny. Brutal with a heart - the pain and the healing".
Music Noir with accompanying notes. It's painting darker, more sensual, surprising tones, outside the box. It's something new.
"Why Noir? That haunting sax solo line running through Taxi Driver, the distant blow of a conch and those voodoo drums from I Walked With A Zombie... shadings of light and shadow... music and images that left a stamp of recognition on me like a raised brand I couldn't get rid of. That post-war, atomic age desperation still ripples that dark lake off Highway 2. Femme fatale, Lady Fate, I never know quite what she has in store for me. All I can do is surrender and go for a ride. She drives like the night, blinded but knowing, to a destination of her own choosing."
- Abigail Rockwell
With John di Martino (piano), Harry Allen (saxophone), Sean Smith (bass) and Vince Cherico (drums) - this will be a summer night in New York City that stays with you.
