"Since 2015, Chillent has heated up Pittsburgh's favorite venues, festivals, and airwaves with their one of a kind "soul stew."
Their hot plate of original compositions, spicy covers, and funky interpretations of Jewish classics have fans comparing their live performances to "klezmer Phish," and "Maceo Parker at a bar mitzvah."
Chillent is a Pittsburgh based genre bending 'fusion' band who blend traditional Jewish with Funk, Jazz, Blues, Calypso, Rock, and Reggae. They released their debut full-length entitled Jewish Soul Stew last June and expect to catch them perform live as the festival season heats up, or at their seemingly monthly stop at The Park House. I want to thank Gedaliah Aronson (Guitar/Vocals) for taking the time to participate in this edition of First/Last.
The first album you ever bought?
Michael Jackson Bad.
Michael Jackson Bad.
Your last album bought?
The Bad Plus Prog.
The Bad Plus Prog.
Favorite album of all time?
Sly and the Family Stone Fresh.
Sly and the Family Stone Fresh.
Least favorite/most disappointing
album?
Trey Anastasio self-titled.
Trey Anastasio self-titled.
First concert attended?
Vanilla Ice.
Vanilla Ice.
Last concert?
Galactic.
Galactic.
Favorite concert ever?
Andy Statman.
Andy Statman.
Least favorite concert?
Aerosmith.
Aerosmith.
Favorite thoughts, experiences about
Pittsburgh?
The Pittsburgh music scene is a vibrant, supportive, and very eclectic environment and always growing. There is really great music all over this city and I believe it will be a known destination for musicians and music lovers In the near future.
The Pittsburgh music scene is a vibrant, supportive, and very eclectic environment and always growing. There is really great music all over this city and I believe it will be a known destination for musicians and music lovers In the near future.
Thanks, Gedaliah. Not sure if this was the same tour but I have a signed Vanilla Ice tour shirt from several years ago. The only signed shirt out of 50 (that habit got WAY too expensive) that I did not acquire myself. Much thanks to my brother who was at the show.
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