Black Audience
Zouk / A'cappella / Acoustic
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Mpls/St Paul, Minnesota
United States
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| Member Since | 7/27/2007 | | Band Members | Jayanthi Kyle (voice), Doug Anderson (banjo and bones), Luke Kyle (bodhran and spoons), John Davis (bass and bass clarinet), Robin Kyle (guitar). | | Influences | jayanthis' mother, grandmother, and great grandma / nina simone / shirley ceasar / the winans / candy stanton / abby lincoln / mahalia jackson / bob dylan / sweet honey in the rock | | Sounds Like | church in a bar / a bar in church | | Record Label | unsigned | | Type of Label | None |
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"Jayanthi led her band featuring Mike Gunther on keys, Robin Kyle on guitar, Luke Kyle on bodran, Doug Anderson on banjo and bones, and a great harmony singer and harp player, with her ultra-strong, smooth vocals. She belted out gospel and old-time and traditional songs, including a cover of Harry Belafonte's "Darling Cora", "Wayfaring Stranger", "Queen Jane", "Down by the Riverside, and "This Train". Jayanthi's great voice along with harmonies, a wicked percussion section and fine melodies, sent chills down the spine, and made the heart swell. It was indeed as Robin described, "like a hootenanny with a great lead singer." I and many of their friends were on hand to witness the spellbinding spectacle that is Black Audience. (Cyn Collins, Life of Cyn)
"Black Audience opened the attack with a salvo of boogie, blues and AAAAR & B. While the band backed her up on banjo, calimba and bodhran, lead singer Jayanthi Kyle made me spine shiver with her haunting renditions of old blues and gospel numbers. (Jon Behm, Howwastheshow.com)
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