From tender lullabies to rage-filled war cries: Lila Bloom brings her songs to a Crown Heights living room.

Born and raised in New York, singer-songwriter Lila Bloom draws on influences from Ella Fitzgerald and Björk to Radiohead and Jeff Buckley. Her songs explore grief, awe and surrender through her relationship to nature, her body and conversations with a higher self. She has performed and collaborated with artists in China, Mexico, Berlin and New York, sings lead in the Brooklyn-based Kingston Afro Beat Band, and this year was an NPR Tiny Desk Contest finalist and won the WNYC Public Song Contest. Lila sang at our ninth Night at the Triad.

Salon on Kingston is a not-for-profit “living room” for art, music and dialogue in Crown Heights.

Thursday, Nov 19 · 8:30 PM · Salon on Kingston, Crown Heights · $20 suggested donation

The Four Hands Collective works to build a room where community gathers around the artists who bring it alive. The best way to help build that room is to go see a show, and say hi to the artists.