August 24th, 2024
AT THE LITTLE FLEET, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN
Nomo
Genre-busting ensemble NOMO make their long-awaited return to Traverse City at All Call Music Festival. What began as a sprawling collective packing college basements and the local rock club distilled to a core of six tightly-knit touring musicians, playing stages at Montreal Jazz Festival, Bonnaroo, Pitchfork Music Festival, and Spain's World Music Expo. NOMO has been called 'a sonic maelstrom' (NPR), 'eight-headed future-jazz geniuses' (Alternative Press), and 'a true innovator with a style totally its own' (Pitchfork).
tunde olaniran
From Flint, Michigan, Tunde Olaniran is a Nigerian-American songwriter whose approach most closely resembles the kitchen-sink genre pastiche of M.I.A. or the silly perceptiveness and electronic experimentation of rap acts like Das Racist. The product is a pitch-perfect mashup of pop-leaning underground music.
VV LightBody
V.V. Lightbody is the solo project of Vivian McConnell, a seasoned songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from the thriving Chicago music scene. Her self-produced sophomore LP Make a Shrine or Burn It (Acrophase Records) was released with much anticipation in May 2020. Referred to as ”a masterclass in self-reflection and female autonomy,” the first pressing sold out within 24 hours and received critical acclaim from Noisey, Stereogum, Paste, Gold Flake Paint, Chicago Tribune, and more.
V.V. Lightbody has been a collaborator and touring member of bands such as Lala Lala, Divino Niño, Finom, Elizabeth Moen, and recently started a duo called Valebol featuring drummer Daniel Villarreal-Carrillo (Dos Santos).
Molly
Molly is an award-winning singer, song-writer, and performing musician with a history of many projects and collaborations. Her unique past and desire for absolute freedom narrate her thought-provoking lyrics, dynamic voice, and unique, profound sound.
Stoop Lee
Take your favorite Saturday morning cartoon, a bowl of your favorite cereal, add some dope beats and you’ve captured the nostalgic experience that is Stoop Lee. From Detroit, Lee creates a blend of hip hop heavily rooted in soul music and “brings a fresh take to classic sound.”
MRKT
Experimental duo MRKT hail from Detroit and bring with them their frenetic, energetic, and twisted take on rock music. Keyboards and drums collide to create maximalist prog opuses with the minimalism of a 2-piece punk band.