DIRTY RICHMOND

Where the city is dirty but the people are not
(Street style, fashion, and life in Richmond, Virginia)
@dirtyrichmond/dirtyrva@gmail.com

Days like these remind me of summerUnpublished photograph (summer 2011): Diamond Center playing on the summer solstice inside the abandoned hydroelectric plant at Belle Isle.

Days like these remind me of summer
Unpublished photograph (summer 2011): Diamond Center playing on the summer solstice inside the abandoned hydroelectric plant at Belle Isle.

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Nelly Kate - Blue Badges

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Recently released video from Richmond/(Chester, VA: MY HOMETOWN!) hip-hop duo Sons of Thndr. Video by my roommate and frequent collaborator, Bree Davis.

Sometimes in less than 5 minutes of meeting someone you just know they are genuine and sincere and those qualities really carry over to Nelly Kate’s music. I didn’t know Nelly Kate in the fall of 2009 when I first saw her play an opening set for tUnE-yArDs in Charlottesville, her voice had a rare clarity and her music a feeling of nostalgia that I never forgot. Coincidentally a year and a half later, Nelly Kate would move to Richmond and I’ve had the pleasure to become good friends with.

Nelly Kate has just finished her first analog recording, ‘ISH ISH’ and her sound has progressively evolved into swelling melodic sound scapes under her chilling vocals. Nelly creates, “a warmth akin to nostalgic memories of youthful days spent playing pretend” (from macrock.org).






I photographed Nelly on a late fall afternoon at Belle Isle. Listen to Nelly Kate’s first single “Blue Badges” and visit her Kickstarter page to learn about how you could help support this amazing artist in funding her album.

Sometimes in less than 5 minutes of meeting someone you just know they are genuine and sincere and those qualities really carry over to Nelly Kate’s music. I didn’t know Nelly Kate in the fall of 2009 when I first saw her play an opening set for tUnE-yArDs in Charlottesville, her voice had a rare clarity and her music a feeling of nostalgia that I never forgot. Coincidentally a year and a half later, Nelly Kate would move to Richmond and I’ve had the pleasure to become good friends with.

Nelly Kate has just finished her first analog recording, ‘ISH ISH’ and her sound has progressively evolved into swelling melodic sound scapes under her chilling vocals. Nelly creates, “a warmth akin to nostalgic memories of youthful days spent playing pretend” (from macrock.org).

I photographed Nelly on a late fall afternoon at Belle Isle. Listen to Nelly Kate’s first single “Blue Badges” and visit her Kickstarter page to learn about how you could help support this amazing artist in funding her album.

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