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Joelle Bensaïd, Huxley Kuhlmann, and Sophie Cozine

Wednesday, June 11 2025 at 6:30 PM

Doors open 6:30 PM. Show starts 7:00 PM.

7:00-7:30 – Sophie
7:45-8:30 – Joelle
8:45 – 9:30 – Huxley
9:30-11:00 – DJ Alertski
Joelle Bensaïd is known for her jazz-folk sound as a singer-songwriter in both Europe and America, and Huxley Kuhlmann brings his signature folk-rock flair as a multi-instrumentalist and composer with electric, genre-bending performances. Joining them is Sophie Cozine, a songwriter and poet whose folk-rooted music drifts through themes of memory, longing, and healing with a quiet emotional force. Together, these three artists offer an intimate evening of lyrical storytelling.

20 dollar table minimum per person is required.
21+
Tickets are non-refundable.

$15 in advance
$20 at door

Description

Joelle Bensaid

Joelle Bensaïd is a jazz-folk singer-songwriter whose music has been described as “poetry in tune.” Drawing from jazz tradition and folk storytelling, her songs delve into longing, memory, and the quiet complexity of self-reckoning. With performances across New York and Europe, Bensaïd has captivated audiences in both intimate venues and larger stages, known for creating spaces where vulnerability feels like power. Her voice—at once delicate and commanding—anchors songs that feel both timeless and personal. Her debut album, Dry Spells, is set for release this year, offering an eclectic and honest portrait of an artist coming fully into her own.

You can learn more about her here

 

Huxley Kuhlmann

Huxley Kuhlmann (formerly Superblush) is a New York based multi-instrumentalist, singer and composer. Setting himself apart with a complex medley of folk, rock and country elements, his performances are both energetic and cerebral. His debut album is scheduled to come out in July of 2025.

You can hear their music here.

Sophie Cozine

Sophie Cozine is a songwriter, poet, and longtime keeper of journals. Rooted in folk but often wandering, her songs carry the softness of memory and the ache of becoming. She writes about longing, healing, and the spaces in between.