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The Hvrcrft Ft. Brian Charette & Ari Teitel

The Hvrcrft with organist Brian Charette and guitarist Ari Teitel played on Friday, July 6, 2018, at 9 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit. Their unique mix of modern jazz, heavy funk, and electronic music featured mind-blowing improvisation.

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Formed in 2018 at New Orleans' iconic Maple Leaf Bar, The Hvrcrft is a collaboration between veteran NYC jazz organist Brian Charette and young NOLA guitarist Ari Teitel. They blend modern jazz with heavy funk and electronic sounds, creating exciting, improvised music. Detroit drum legend Skeeto Valdez rounded out the trio, delivering a powerful performance at Cliff Bell’s.

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