If you’re going to wait over a decade to return to Los Angeles, you might as well do it in a massive rotating cube surrounded by synchronized 8K visuals, right? Paul Kalkbrenner thought so. And as it turns out, so did the lucky few hundred who managed to snag tickets to the U.S. debut of Cercle Odyssey, a performance so immersive, so visually engulfing, it made you forget the outside world even existed — and honestly, nobody missed it.
Paris Paloma's debut album Cacophony is a powerful testament to her ability as a songwriter and artist, showcasing her distinctive voice and thematic boldness. Emerging from the quiet landscapes of Derbyshire, Paloma has crafted an album that refuses to be overlooked. Cacophony isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a deeply personal, intricately woven narrative that challenges, provokes, and ultimately resonates on multiple levels.
Curated and produced by actor Rosaline Elbay (Judy Goodwin on Netflix’s Kaleidoscope, Amani on th 3X Emmy-nominated Hulu/A24 film series Ramy, Sara on MBC’s Qabeel), actor Dario Ladani Sanchez (Sam in Dear Edward on AppleTV+, Lucas in Netflix’s forthcoming The Life List), and Brooklyn-based experimental indie-pop artist Blood Cultures.