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Son Lux Live w/Special Guest Faux Fix

Son Lux presents a night of live music, dance, and visuals in New Haven.

Named the Best New Artist in 2008 by NPR's "All Things Considered," Son Lux (a.k.a Ryan Lott) presents a night of live music, dance, and visuals at New Haven's ECA (Educational Center for the Arts) on Saturday, November 6 at 7pm.

This special one-night-only performance will bring together a collaboration between Son Lux and Lottdance, an evolving group of New York dancers performing in tandem with Lott on vocals, live electronics, and grand piano, accompanied by a multimedia ensemble including drummer, strings, and live projected visuals.

Ethereal pop provided by openers Faux Fix.

About Son Lux
Son Lux funnels classical know-how into profound modern art songs with chamberlike arrangements, electronica, spare piano pop and other diverse strains come together to form a striking, futuristic whole.

In 2008, Son Lux released his debut LP At War With Walls & Mazes (Anticon) to a chorus of praise, capturing the attentions of tastemakers as diverse as Pitchfork, NPR, and composer Nico Muhly.

In the time since Mazes, Lott has stayed busy composing hours of music for dance companies from New York to Paris, as well as releasing The Weapons EP (Anticon) in February 2010, featuring 6 reinvented versions of Maze's standout track "Weapons."

For additional information on Son Lux, visit www.sonluxmusic.com

Son Lux Press Highlights
"2008 Best New Artist" - NPR's All Songs Considered

"Affecting, resonant, and engaging. There are lights in the darkness and a holy ghost in the Son Lux machine. The lyrical concerns of Sufjan Stevens circa Seven Swans, production techniques from Massive Attack, and the classical habits of Nico Muhly."
- Pitchfork

"Under the name Son Lux, composer Ryan Lott makes incredible songs in which his own repetitive, plainchantlike singing is laid over grids of electronic sounds. The results are sort of formless electro-lieder, but the formlessness is their winning feature. The songs dissolve and emerge like a whale breaching in slow motion." – ARTFORUM