New YouTube video today! The Repressions cover Elton John’s “Rocket Man,” live, by request on Twitch.
You can make song requests and join the awesome friends and chat on Twitch, twice a week, free to watch from anywhere…
Rocket Man Cover
The Repressions at Organic Grill~ 4-26-24
Join The Repressions on Friday April 26th show at The Organic Grill, in the heart of the West Village in New York City.
Enjoy sweet songs while feasting on amazing food and drinks at Organic Grill. This cozy, welcoming atmosphere will feed your soul in many ways. All ages, No cover.
Adventure Time: Come Along With Me~ New Video
New YouTube video today! The Repressions cover “Island Song,” also known as “Adventure Time: Come Along With Me,” live at Espresso 77 in Jackson Heights NYC.
Island Song was written by Ashley Eriksson of the band Lake. We love the song and the show!
Flowers Never Bend With the Rainfall~ New Video
New YouTube video today! The Repressions cover Simon and Garfunkel’s “Flowers Never Bend With the Rainfall,” live, by request on Twitch.
Enjoy the lovely song, the fun emotes from the Twitch community, and Barbara occasionally seeing their cat offstage and grinning.
Flowers Never Bend With the Rainfall, written by Simon and Garfunkel. From their 1966 album, Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme.
Into The West ~ Lord of the Rings Vocal Cover by Nate Lay
Today on Youtube, Nate perfoms Into The West, the closing song from the 2003 film The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, at the Juilliard Extension Recital. Into the West was written by Annie Lennox, Fran Walsh, and composer Howard Shore
Featuring Yuri Grichetchkine on Piano ~ Special thanks to Yuri and to Andrea Covais.
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The Repressions with Riley Burke at Organic Grill~ 2.9.24
Join The Repressions on Friday February 9th show at The Organic Grill, with the multitalented Riley Burke!
Enjoy sweet songs while feasting on amazing food and drinks at Organic Grill. This cozy, welcoming atmosphere will feed your soul in many ways. All ages, No cover.
Riley Burke is a NYC-based writer, producer, and performer who bridges light and dark spaces while exploring bound and untethered states, female power, and liberation.
Plant Powered Disruptors Podcast
The episode is out! What a fantastic time we had taping with Plant Powered Disruptors ! Be certain to follow them on YouTube and Instagram for more of their colorful, fun, and meaningful conversation and shows!
This is a fun, colorful, in depth interview with many love songs. Thanks so much to the amazing hosts Philly and Dashita, and the crew at Manhattan News Network!
SO YEA Podcast hosted by AGO
The Repressions were very honored to be featured on the SO YEA Podcast, hosted by hip-hop artist AGO! It was a pleasant conversation, with an affable host, in a cool setting, with a giant giraffe named Esperanza. Check it out here, and give AGO a follow for more!
Ginger Dizzy ~ New Video
What a delightfully dizzy time on December 2, 2023 ~ Many thanks to the lovely team of Brooklyn Music Kitchen sound, staging, and perfectly Repressions-style purple and green lighting! The Repressions play live all over New York City every month, find their schedule on their website, or any social media. Live music is magical and stickers are free.
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Caravan of Dreams and Brooklyn Music Kitchen
What a wonderful weekend of music at two beautiful spots! On Friday DEcember 1st, The Repressions were honored to play at The Plant Powered Disruptors Beatles Tribute Show at the historic Caravan of Dreams! Caravan of Dreams place has been a favorite spot, and an East Village institution since the 1990’s, and Plant Powered Disruptors hosted a great evening including pianist Wendy Ip.
The very next night The Repressions had an excellent show at the lovely Brooklyn Music Kitchen~ comeplete with purple and green themed lighting! Many thanks to Brookyln Music Kitchen and their excellent sound, stage and house team, and to the wonderful crowd!
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