Everything Is Never Enough - The PrimaDonna Reeds at The Bitter End

We go on at 9:30. Get there at 8:30 and hang out.
The PrimaDonna Reeds to Debut Five New Songs at The Bitter End on Friday, May 24th.

$10 at the door.

Please join us at The Bitter End on Friday, May 24th at 9:30 for our NEW MATERIAL DEBUT and to welcome two new band members.

New Songs:

Damaged
Glitter Girl
Grab The One You Love
Desperate
Rescue Man

NEW ON BASS
Marouen Allam

Born and raised in Tunisia, started the classical guitar and music around the age of fifteen, his education was mainly self-taught. A few years later, he switched to the Electric bass and open- up for new musical styles such as blues and funk and traditional Arabic music and straight ahead jazz. After performing in many events and participating in several internships in Belgium and some local festivals in Tunisia, he got a lot of experience and knowledge and apparently a lot of motivation. Marouen had been one of most asked bass player in Tunisia and has shared the stage with well-known musicians from many countries. In 2009 he joined the Prins Claus Conservatorium under the direction of one the top players and teachers around Europe and the US and try out new directions in music like playing in a big band's arranging and composing for smaller and bigger ensembles and playing in some festival around Europe. Marouen continues to expand his work as a leader, composer, first-call sideman and sought after teacher. Certainly, the future holds many remarkable developments from this up-and-coming artist.

NEW ON GUITAR
Vladislav Moshnin

A 2016 graduate of the St. Petersburg University of Humanities and Social Sciences with a degree in mixing and mastering, Vlad is currently employed at Bloomberg and The Federal Reserve as a sound engineer and is the house engineer for The PrimaDonna Reeds Recording Studio. In Russia, he owned and ran a successful recording studio. Needless to say, he is quite learned in the nuances of recorded and live sound.