If there were ever an artist who embodies the word “alive” it would no doubt be Amanda Robles. The funny, charismatic, and exceptionally talented Robles started her career while still in college. She premiered in Kate Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk’s production, A Flash of Time, at Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center, as part of the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts. Since then, Amanda has featured in numerous productions including several Disney projects. From singing and dancing to playing the trumpet, she literally does it all. I had the opportunity to catch up with her before she hits the road to start up some new projects. Her story is definitely one not to be missed.
After hearing her story it definitely is clear she was meant to do this. Be sure to check out the videos of her past work and her upcoming works as well as follow her social media outlooks. Many thanks again to Amanda for this interview and looking forward to more of the great things she will be doing!
Saxophonist Darryl Yokley came onto the New York scene in 2009 and has established himself as a unique voice with his playing and composing. Whether he is performing locally or internationally, he is always looking to communicate to audiences no matter what genre it is. Yokley has performed for music legend Quincy Jones as well playing with Motown legends The Four Tops, The Temptations, The O’ Jays and singer-songwriter Rhonda Ross. He performs as a classical soloist and chamber music and leads his own jazz quartet, Sound Reformation,
which is comprised of Zaccai Curtis on piano, Luques Curtis on bass, and Wayne Smith Jr. on drums.
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