# Tickets für Krunk Presents: Shigeto Live Ensemble & Currency, Mumbai | Mumbai | VegNonVeg - Ticket Fairy [KRUNK Shows: December 2019 Home Page](https://www.ticketfairy.com/tour/krunk-shows-december-2019) [antiSOCIAL, Mumbai](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/krunk-presents-fakear-fr-o-phl-and-riatsu-x-neil-gomes-4dec2019?locale=de) [VegNonVeg, Mumbai](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/krunk-presents-shigeto-live-ensemble-mumbai-6dec2019?locale=de) [The Council, Mumbai](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/krunk-presents-acid-pauli-ouie-acidcase-mumbai-6dec2019?locale=de) # Krunk Presents: Shigeto Live Ensemble & Currency, Mumbai ## Angaben zur Veranstaltung | | | | --- | --- | | **Beginn** | Freitag, 6. Dezember 2019 um 19:00 | | **Ende** | Freitag, 6. Dezember 2019 um 22:00 | | **Veranstaltungsort** | VegNonVeg, Doctor Ambedkar Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400052, IN | | **Veranstalter** | Krunk | | **Flyer** | | ## Tickets | Ticket | Preis | Verfügbarkeit | | --- | --- | --- | | Early Bird | INR 525.00 | Ausverkauft | | Phase 1 | INR 787.50 | Ausverkauft | **Tickets kaufen:** Freitag, 6. Dezember 2019 19:00 VegNonVeg, Mumbai, Maharashtra Alle Altersklassen ![Krunk Presents: Shigeto Live Ensemble & Currency, Mumbai Flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_8874_300xauto.jpg) Hol dir Tickets | Early Bird Ausverkauft | | --- | | Phase 1 Ausverkauft | | Phase 2 ₹1,000 (exkl. Gebühren) | **Der Verkauf für dieses Event ist geschlossen.** Top Influencer 1. 1 Zahra B 2. 2 Karan P 3. 3 Dushyant S 4. 4 Amrit R 5. 5 Vinod R 6. 6 Aaron P 7. 7 R M Megumi I 8. 8 Arnav N 9. 9 Nidhi C 10. 10 Loveena C \*\*KRUNK Presents: SHIGETO LIVE ENSEMBLE (USA) & Currency\*\* Venue: VEGNONVEG, Mumbai Date: Friday, 6th December 2019 Time: 7 pm onwards -------------------------------- About Shigeto Live Ensemble -------------------------------- The music of Zach Saginaw, who records as Shigeto, has always cross-wired of a host of different musical influences. His EPs *Semi-Circle* and *What We Held Onto* explored his grandmothers experience from a US internment camp through ambient, beat-driven tracks, using samples of his grandmothers voice. His debut album *Full Circle* was a culmination of these EPs, employing obsessive field recording and meticulous percussion to create sumptuous instrumental hip-hop. 2012s sophomore album *Lineage* was a musical journey through his heritage set to the sounds of jazz, hip-hop, funk and folk. And 2012's *No Better Time Than Now* was an album about living in the moment, with songs that seemed to be harbingers of change and immediacy ("First Saturn Return," "Soul Searching"). On *Intermission*, Saginaw places all of those disparate sounds side by side, offering a snapshot both of where he has been as an artist, as well as where he is going. "*Intermission* grew out of the idea that I have all of these places I want to go; even though I'm not there yet, these are six little signposts along the way." In the years since *No Better Time Than Now*, Shigeto's experience as a musician has only deepened. He recorded tracks for the Detroit rapper ZelooperZ, and performed with jazz legend Dave Douglass' High Risk Project. "I couldn't accept the fact that I was hanging," he laughs. "I was like, wait, I dropped out of jazz school, how does this work?" "But what it did was make me realize that music is music -- you don't have to be a certain type of musician or trained in a certain way in order to contribute to something. It was very liberating." That sense of liberation comes through in every track on *Intermission*. It's not electronic music, it's not jazz, it's not hip-hop -- it's all of those; "Pulse" blends glacial electronics with plinking vibraphones ("That song is kind of a dancefloor-type song, which is different for me," Saginaw says). On the other end of the spectrum entirely are "Gently" and "Deep Breathing," two moody, spacious, beat-less songs that spin soft strands of synth over empty air. Taken together, the songs tell the story of an artist with a broad musical background stretching out and exploring his influences. "When I'm having a lot of fun, that's how I know when I'm on to something," he says. "Like the first time you ever realized you could plug a microphone into your interface and record your own sounds, and your whole world was changed. *Intermission* is like that for me -- its about getting that feeling again."