Telo Hoy, Austin Larkin & Parsa Ferdowsi, Samara Lubelski Telo Hoy, Austin Larkin & Parsa Ferdowsi, Samara Lubelski
About This Event
At the Knitting Factory, a late‑night bill pairs vibraphone-and-electronics composer Telo Hoy with the song‑forward rock/pop duo Austin Larkin & Parsa Ferdowsi and neo‑psychedelic‑leaning Samara Lubelski. The program foregrounds timbre and acoustic detail alongside concise songcraft and ensemble interplay, highlighting an intersection of exploratory percussion/electronics and small‑ensemble songwriting.
About the Artists
Telo Hoy
Telo Hoy is a composer and percussionist hailing from New Mexico and based in New York. Working primarily with vibraphone and electronics, his music seeks to explore technique, timbre, and acoustics, through observations of light, environments, and material elements.
Austin Larkin
Austin Larkin is a rock/pop artist whose work also brushes against the “country hip hop” tag on streaming platforms, where he maintains a moderate profile and a following around 26K. In New York City he has appeared at the Knitting Factory, including a late-night bill alongside Telo Hoy, Parsa Ferdowsi, and Samara Lubelski.
Parsa Ferdowsi
Parsa Ferdowsi is a rock/pop musician whose live work has appeared on late-night bills at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory. He has performed in overlapping projects and pairings including Telo Hoy and the joint set Austin Larkin & Parsa Ferdowsi, sharing stages with artists such as Samara Lubelski and Austin Larkin.
Samara Lubelski
Samara Lubelski is a rock and pop musician whose recorded work often leans toward neo‑psychedelic textures. In New York City she appears at Le Poisson Rouge in a bill connected to Tanya Donelly and Chris Brokaw, artists rooted in the alternative rock lineage of Throwing Muses, The Breeders, Belly, and the Boston scene.