Sister Species

Fronted by accordionist/songwriter Emily Kastrul (<a href="spotify:artist:3FsVMkbtXMseUs0RvvAuHX" data-name="Betazoid">Betazoid</a>), chamber-pop septet Sister Species is known for their thoughtful, dynamic arrangements and opulent three-part trumpet harmonies. Sister Species’ full length records <a href="spotify:album:7oxD6JemGCe5fAOhpSWad9" data-name="Light Exchanges">Light Exchanges</a>, <a href="spotify:album:2o1F5CPV9BSzYN3ho7zqnz" data-name="Heavy Things Do Move">Heavy Things Do Move</a> and <a href="spotify:album:3Z0U9lRX0HziwsE1aw4Mb1" data-name="Closer Now">Closer Now</a> have been hailed by music critics as “warm and luminous,” showcasing Kastrul’s vision and ability to lead 6 other band members “through the chaos to something beautiful”.

With an eye for astronomical and botanical wonders, Kastrul&#39;s songs range in topic from the inevitable heat death of the universe to dogs running through bogs. Featuring the 3-part trumpet section of Jake Baldwin ( <a href="spotify:artist:07bcsAu02ObAMWupe02sbx" data-name="McNasty Brass Band">McNasty Brass Band</a>), Noah Ophoven-Baldwin (Percheron, Realtree) and Sten Johnson (McNasty Brass Band, New Sound Underground), guitarist <a href="spotify:artist:0lS1E2iSPTcc4PJ7qLPSP4" data-name="Willow Waters">Willow Waters</a> (The Earth Tones, Still Unstill), bassist Maddie Thies (The Earth Tones), and drummer Lars Johnson (<a href="spotify:artist:07bcsAu02ObAMWupe02sbx" data-name="McNasty Brass Band">McNasty Brass Band</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5oL2XfAUzGzXvmHf66zONY" data-name="Radiochurch">Radiochurch</a>), Sister Species’ full ensemble supports Kastrul’s intimate and intricate songwriting.

booking / other questions: sisterspecies at gmail dot com
website: www.sisterspecies.com