Toni Oswald and Max Davies
Words and Music
With guests Theresa Peterson and Jeff Suthers
$10.00 suggested, no one turned away
Toni Oswald is a writer, singer, and visual artist who has performed and shown her work across the United States and Europe. She has released four albums under the altar ego The Diary of Ic Explura & writing publications include The Oyez Review, Bombay Gin, Heroes are Gang Leaders Giantology, The Tattered Press, Zani UK, HOAX & Shame Radiant. She is currently working on a novel about a girl clown set in the 1950s entitled The Gorgeous Funeral, as well as a collection of short stories set in Los Angeles called Dying on the Vine. Her book Sirens, was released by Gesture Press in 2020. She likes gold teeth, cats, and trees, and lives with her husband Max, and their cats Kiki Pamplemousse Fontaine and Charlie Chaplin in Boulder, Colorado.
https://tonioswald.bandcamp.com/
Max Davies is known for his diverse musical work on guitar and as a producer and multi-instrumentalist. His music has been featured in Artforum, Guitar World and Guitarist magazines, at the Pompidou Centre in Paris, the American College Dance Festival, the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, and the Everest Awakening benefit album. He has worked with a variety of artists, musicians, and writers including: Thurston Moore, Anne Waldman, Lydia Lunch, Toni Oswald, Clark Coolidge, Cecilia Vicuna, Eleni Sikelianos Gregory Alan Isakov, and many others.
https://maxdavies.bandcamp.com/
Jeff Suthers is widely known for his Fender Jazzmaster and layers of sonic guitars and effects. Jeff is no less a force to be reckoned with on an acoustic guitar. In between his various other projects, Jeff has written and recorded many hours of acoustic material, and has performed countless times in many venues along the Front Range with artists like Devendra Banhart and Entrance.
https://flightapproved.squarespace.com/jeffsuthers
Theresa Peterson is a singer and a songwriter. Her smooth tone echoes the ease of singers like Joni Mitchell and Alison Krauss. Peterson's songs have been called "achingly beautiful" with themes that call up our deepest dreams and nostalgias. After moving to Colorado from Texas in 2014 she founded, hosted, and curated Boulder In-the-Round, a monthly singer-songwriter showcase at eTown which ran for 5 years and brought together local singer-songwriters every month in front of an audience of local music lovers. Peterson travels extensively continuing to write, record and perform her music regionally and internationally.