I’m not sure that I’ve ever been to a show where the supporting artist and headliner paired as well together as Xenia Rubinos and Tune-Yards did. Musically, politically, energetically, the two acts were made for each other.   I managed to score a ticket to the tour’s recent (and sold-out) stop at Brooklyn Steel, one
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It’s very rare to find an artist that can stitch together music genres effortlessly. Xenia Rubinos is one of those select artists. On her newly released album Black Terry Cat, the Cuban/Puerto Rican songstress blends elements of R&B, hip hop, rock, and jazz seamlessly and seemingly without effort. What emerges is a beautiful series of
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