Okay Kaya celebrated new album at National Sawdust w/ Zenizen (pics)
by BrooklynVegan StaffOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumZenizen at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby TenenbaumOkay Kaya at National Sawdustphoto by Toby Tenenbaum
Okay Kaya (real name Kaya Wilkins) brought her recent release and first album for Jagjaguwar, Watch This Liquid Pour Itself, to life at a sold out National Sawdust in Brooklyn on Thursday night (2/13). The 40 minute set included nine of album’s fifteen tracks, including standouts “Ascent and Try Again” and “Baby Little Tween”. Backed by Opal Hoyt (lead singer in opening band Zenizen) and a contrabass player, Kaya had the room under her spell from start to finish. Brooklyn’s Zenizen opened the show with a genre-defying blend of soul and indie rock. Check out pictures from the whole night in the gallery above.
