Bumblefest: Day 1 (09.13.2019)
(pictured: Adam Sheetz of The GutterTones)
Day 1 of the 8th Annual local festival staple proved in just a handful of bands, the immense talent that is inside the S. FL music scene
The streets are alive with, for intents and purposes, energy. While that might not have been the direction you thought this to be going, this is the constant scene of the Southern Florida music scene.
With every turn of the block, a sweet surprise for the ears of the casual listener and for the more detailed of eyes, unbridled support.
At Purehoney Magazine’s 8th Annual Bumblefest, featuring an ambitious and daunting 40 band roster, bands joined the cheers and thumping feet of their fellow featurees amdist packed venues and acts who were ready to truly give their all, with genres spanning hip-hop, to indie, to punk and just all out rock ferocity.
Below is our photographic, audio and visual documentation of the electricity we hope you will be able to feel through your speakers, monitors and all senses...
(American Sigh at Voltaire)
Readable Noise live recording of American Sigh here: https://soundcloud.com/readablenoise/american-sigh-at-bumblefest-2019
(Coolzey at Respectable Street)
Minichrome In Stereo: Coolzey (Part 1)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6OXme6-4EM
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CGUhSWHvpM
(The GutterTones at Voltaire)
(Dust Fuss at Respectable Street Patio Stage)
(Electric Supply Company at Respectable Street Main Stage)
(Palomino Blonde at Respectable Street Main Stage)
Minichrome In Stereo: Palomino Blonde (Part 1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUuANnsxP9o
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aggoje2FGBw
(Ghostflower at Respectable Street Patio Stage)
Words/Photography: Jenelle DeGuzman
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