Tuesday, April 21
Doors at 7:00 PM | Live Performance & Recording Begins at 7:30 PM
The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn (address will be emailed upon purchase)

Tickets:

• $49 General Admission

• $80 Control Room Access

Step into an intimate live-recorded session with Manu Martínez, a Honduran musician, composer, and producer whose work explores the rich cultural and sonic traditions of Central America.

Manu’s compositions traverse and interweave diverse genres while drawing from deep cultural and ethnic research. At the center of his current artistic work is an exploration of the sonic intersections among Honduras’ nine Indigenous tribes, examining how their distinct musical languages coexist, influence one another, and contribute to a broader understanding of national identity.

A pioneer in composing soundtracks for Honduran films and documentaries, Manu has also produced music for a wide range of audio-visual projects. Raised in a low-income household without access to formal musical training, he developed as a self-taught musician and composer from an early age. Today, his works are performed and studied in schools, cultural institutions, media platforms, orchestras, artistic ensembles, marching bands, and folkloric dance groups both within Honduras and internationally.

This intimate in-studio performance will be recorded live by the engineers at The Bridge Studio, giving you the opportunity to witness and support the creation of new music as it unfolds in real time. Ticket holders will have an opportunity to enjoy freshly batched "Old Fashioned” cocktails sponsored by Fort Hamilton Distillery.

Join us in the room for an evening of music, culture, and creative exchange.