Oxbow Live: Kenya Hall with Jen Kearney and god.damn.chan

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| Kenya Hall |

Based out of Portland, Maine, Kenya Hall has shared stages with incredible local and national acts such as The Roots, Dr. John, Lettuce, Jaw Gems, Rustic Overtones, The Soul Rebels, Jon Fishman, Nigel Hall, Shemekia Copeland, and Fred Wesley

A dynamic force in the world of modern soul music, Kenya Hall delivers raw, powerful vocals backed by a deep groove and unapologetic passion. Drawing comparisons to legends like Erykah Badu and Lauryn Hill, Hall's music blends soul, R&B, funk, and hip-hop with an authenticity that’s all her own. Whether she’s performing her original music or reimagining classics, Kenya Hall’s shows are an invitation to move, feel, and connect.

| Jen Kearney |

Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Jen Kearney has spent some time seasoning her particular style of original music. Her sound is truly an amalgamation of musical styles including Soul, R&B, Funk, Rock, and Latin. Kearney’s music and attention to lyrics and has met critical acclaim nationally and internationally.

Kearney recently released a full-length LP called “Gas Station Poet” that WBUR called “a very timely concept record” and chose it as one of their favorites of 2025. She has recorded and released six studio albums and an EP. She has done session work on many other projects. Kearney is a two time New England Music Award nominee for soul/r&b act of the year.

| god.damn.chan |

god.damn.chan is a hip-hop beatmaker, dj, and producer from Portland, Maine. chan's been a contributor to the Maine scene for well over a decade, and he's a founder of Maine-based record label, Filthy Records & Tapes. god.damn.chan is also a Low End Theory alumni: the iconic Los Angeles Producer/DJ night that set the standard for countless beatmaker and producer showcases around the world. chan's sound draws influence from the greats like J Dilla and Madlib, but also jazz, soul, funk & video game music,

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