The NYChillharmonic is a female fronted, Brooklyn-based, 18 piece, Progressive-Rock orchestra. The music fuses multiple genres including rock, pop, and jazz, which ultimately creates an ensemble sound that acknowledges the tradition of Jazz as much as it sonically embraces Experimental textures, arrangements, and harmonies.
The group has performed at world renowned festivals such as The Montreal Jazz Festival, Perth International Jazz Festival, Buenos Aires International Jazz Festival, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Keio University Jazz Fest (Tokyo), Moers Festival, Take The A Train Festival, Mazzstock Music Festival, The International Festival of Arts and Ideas, Northside Festival, CU Jazz Festival, Nublu Jazz Festival, and The East Village Music Festival.
They regularly perform on the stages of premiere rock and jazz venues in NYC and have had notable performances at ASCAP’s ‘Songwriters: The Next Generation’ Showcase at The John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center in Washington D.C., Jazzclub Unterfahrt in Munich, Germany, The David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, Joe’s Pub, The Sheen Center, National Sawdust, (le) Poisson Rouge, and The Iridium in NYC. The music of The NYChillharmonic has been performed across 5 continents, in 10 different countries with over 400 musicians.
The main ensemble, comprised of premiere rock and jazz musicians from New York, also features Youtube star, Adam Neely – who has the largest music theory channel in the world.
NYChillharmonic compositions have twice been awarded ASCAP’s coveted ‘Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award’ and once-awarded the ASCAP ‘Phoebe Jacobs Prize.’ The group was also included in Brooklyn Magazines annual “30 under 30” list, highlighting successful musicians, artists, and entrepreneurs in NYC.
On June 8, 2020 NYChillarmonic published the single “Mean” from forthcoming album, watch the teaser below:
You can buy the digital track from the NYChillarmonic’s official bandcamp page:
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