Posts tagged April 2020
Facebook Concerts
Facebook Concerts

Geoffrey Louis Koch announces May There Be Light — a Facebook Livestream series every other day in May 2020. A meditation on COVID-19, Leonard Bernstein, Barack Obama, and the obligation to show up with music when the storm is loudest.

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Stories, Nashville, Life On The Road, Social JusticeGeoffrey KochMay There Be Light, Facebook Livestream, COVID-19, pandemic, Leonard Bernstein, Barack Obama, quarantine, April 2020, East Nashville, Geoffrey Louis Koch, singer-songwriter, indie folk, music and healing, empathy, isolation, take your wheel, community
Tiny Desk 2020
Tiny Desk 2020

Geoffrey Louis Koch submits “Hold On” to NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest during COVID-19 quarantine — and reflects on what it means to watch a song grow longer in the tooth, reveal its personality, and finally find the right outfit.

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Songs, Stories, NashvilleGeoffrey KochHold On, NPR Tiny Desk Contest, Kid A, Radiohead, vinyl, COVID-19, quarantine, April 2020, East Nashville, Geoffrey Louis Koch, singer-songwriter, indie folk, songwriting, original song, YouTube, music and creativity
Happy 4
Happy 4

Geoffrey Louis Koch shares a live WDVX Blue Plate Special performance of “Don’t Leave Me Now” — a murder ballad about a wounded narrator who becomes a vengeful killer over the course of the song. Warm crowd, comfortable stage, and a song that felt really right that day.

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Songs, Stories, Live PerformancesGeoffrey KochDon't Leave Me Now, murder ballad, Blue Plate Special, WDVX, Knoxville Tennessee, Geoffrey Louis Koch, singer-songwriter, indie folk, original song, YouTube, live performance, songwriting, April 2020, COVID-19, East Nashville