Lonely Dingo is the pseudonym of Bay Area native artist, Oscar Plizga.
Oscar has always loved music, and endeavors to share this love with his audience. Self described as "Jazz Grunge" his music oscillates from nonchalant to emotionally intense, energetic to reserved, and, most importantly, from jazz to grunge. This is a mirror to the soul; the multiple facets that make up every individual, and indeed, humanity itself. Oscar is joined by a band of old friends from the local San Francisco scene, Elliot Racine on bass, Matt Fogle on drums and trepidation, and Zeke Ketcham on lead guitar and crowd control. Together they are The Lonely Dingos. You can find Oscar's music at https://soundcloud.com/lonelydingo
Low stakes and Friendship: the two pillars that hold up Jackie and the Moons. When they're not yelling at each other on Xbox Live, Jack, Mike and Kerros blend together to create a fresh but familiar rock n roll cocktail. Drawing inspiration from bands like Badfinger, The New Pornographers and The Kinks. Although, this will be Jackie and the Moon's first show ever. Unfortunately, no commemorative NFTs will be offered.
The music of Elliot Racine is much more than just a sound. It is a whole world. It is a world complete with sights, sensations, and values. Lyrically, Elliot takes us from the deeply personal, as exemplified in songs such as "Far and Away", to the consciously social, as exemplified in songs such as "Holiday". Compositionally, he takes us from the beautiful to the explorational, with pieces like "You, Me, and Mount Tamalpais" and "How Many Sounds from a Piece of Babmboo?". In a similar fashion to many of the recordings of traditional music that have influenced him, Elliot Racine's albums come with extensive liner notes that include pictures and descriptions of the instruments used. While Elliot's recordings feature instrumentation and production, his live performances feature communication and spontaneity, and no two Elliot Racine performances are ever the same. You can find more on Elliot at https://elliotracine.com
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Oscar has always loved music, and endeavors to share this love with his audience. Self described as "Jazz Grunge" his music oscillates from nonchalant to emotionally intense, energetic to reserved, and, most importantly, from jazz to grunge. This is a mirror to the soul; the multiple facets that make up every individual, and indeed, humanity itself. Oscar is joined by a band of old friends from the local San Francisco scene, Elliot Racine on bass, Matt Fogle on drums and trepidation, and Zeke Ketcham on lead guitar and crowd control. Together they are The Lonely Dingos. You can find Oscar's music at https://soundcloud.com/lonelydingo
Low stakes and Friendship: the two pillars that hold up Jackie and the Moons. When they're not yelling at each other on Xbox Live, Jack, Mike and Kerros blend together to create a fresh but familiar rock n roll cocktail. Drawing inspiration from bands like Badfinger, The New Pornographers and The Kinks. Although, this will be Jackie and the Moon's first show ever. Unfortunately, no commemorative NFTs will be offered.
The music of Elliot Racine is much more than just a sound. It is a whole world. It is a world complete with sights, sensations, and values. Lyrically, Elliot takes us from the deeply personal, as exemplified in songs such as "Far and Away", to the consciously social, as exemplified in songs such as "Holiday". Compositionally, he takes us from the beautiful to the explorational, with pieces like "You, Me, and Mount Tamalpais" and "How Many Sounds from a Piece of Babmboo?". In a similar fashion to many of the recordings of traditional music that have influenced him, Elliot Racine's albums come with extensive liner notes that include pictures and descriptions of the instruments used. While Elliot's recordings feature instrumentation and production, his live performances feature communication and spontaneity, and no two Elliot Racine performances are ever the same. You can find more on Elliot at https://elliotracine.com
Lonely Dingo is the pseudonym of Bay Area native artist, Oscar Plizga.
Oscar has always loved music, and endeavors to share this love with his audience. Self described as "Jazz Grunge" his music oscillates from nonchalant to emotionally intense, energetic to reserved, and, most importantly, from jazz to grunge. This is a mirror to the soul; the multiple facets that make up every individual, and indeed, humanity itself. Oscar is joined by a band of old friends from the local San Francisco scene, Elliot Racine on bass, Matt Fogle on drums and trepidation, and Zeke Ketcham on lead guitar and crowd control. Together they are The Lonely Dingos. You can find Oscar's music at https://soundcloud.com/lonelydingo
Low stakes and Friendship: the two pillars that hold up Jackie and the Moons. When they're not yelling at each other on Xbox Live, Jack, Mike and Kerros blend together to create a fresh but familiar rock n roll cocktail. Drawing inspiration from bands like Badfinger, The New Pornographers and The Kinks. Although, this will be Jackie and the Moon's first show ever. Unfortunately, no commemorative NFTs will be offered.
The music of Elliot Racine is much more than just a sound. It is a whole world. It is a world complete with sights, sensations, and values. Lyrically, Elliot takes us from the deeply personal, as exemplified in songs such as "Far and Away", to the consciously social, as exemplified in songs such as "Holiday". Compositionally, he takes us from the beautiful to the explorational, with pieces like "You, Me, and Mount Tamalpais" and "How Many Sounds from a Piece of Babmboo?". In a similar fashion to many of the recordings of traditional music that have influenced him, Elliot Racine's albums come with extensive liner notes that include pictures and descriptions of the instruments used. While Elliot's recordings feature instrumentation and production, his live performances feature communication and spontaneity, and no two Elliot Racine performances are ever the same. You can find more on Elliot at https://elliotracine.com
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Oscar has always loved music, and endeavors to share this love with his audience. Self described as "Jazz Grunge" his music oscillates from nonchalant to emotionally intense, energetic to reserved, and, most importantly, from jazz to grunge. This is a mirror to the soul; the multiple facets that make up every individual, and indeed, humanity itself. Oscar is joined by a band of old friends from the local San Francisco scene, Elliot Racine on bass, Matt Fogle on drums and trepidation, and Zeke Ketcham on lead guitar and crowd control. Together they are The Lonely Dingos. You can find Oscar's music at https://soundcloud.com/lonelydingo
Low stakes and Friendship: the two pillars that hold up Jackie and the Moons. When they're not yelling at each other on Xbox Live, Jack, Mike and Kerros blend together to create a fresh but familiar rock n roll cocktail. Drawing inspiration from bands like Badfinger, The New Pornographers and The Kinks. Although, this will be Jackie and the Moon's first show ever. Unfortunately, no commemorative NFTs will be offered.
The music of Elliot Racine is much more than just a sound. It is a whole world. It is a world complete with sights, sensations, and values. Lyrically, Elliot takes us from the deeply personal, as exemplified in songs such as "Far and Away", to the consciously social, as exemplified in songs such as "Holiday". Compositionally, he takes us from the beautiful to the explorational, with pieces like "You, Me, and Mount Tamalpais" and "How Many Sounds from a Piece of Babmboo?". In a similar fashion to many of the recordings of traditional music that have influenced him, Elliot Racine's albums come with extensive liner notes that include pictures and descriptions of the instruments used. While Elliot's recordings feature instrumentation and production, his live performances feature communication and spontaneity, and no two Elliot Racine performances are ever the same. You can find more on Elliot at https://elliotracine.com
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