The Something Society Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
At the beginning of summer 2008, two Philadelphia girls got together to make a band. But not just any band. Armed only with a piano and voice, this band would push the limits of pop music, taking influence from jazz, theater and classical styles. Our latest artistic ventures have included a dance experiment, 5 Ruminations, where we choreographed and composed a piece in less than two months with $0 ... more
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