Healing Force of the Universe
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1200 E Walnut St, Pasadena, CA 91106
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{'description': 'Last week, Los Angeles-based indie singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist **Spencer Hoffman** released his sophomore full-length album, *Cherry Picker*. The record一arriving four years following his 2022 debut, *Apple Core*, and his 2024 EP, *Roses Fly*一represents a moving and starkly personal turn in Hoffman’s songwriting. The album narrows his focus from universal angst to insular portraits of love blossoming and fading, sketched with a deft lyrical sensibility and layered
{'description': '**Sean Campbell** writes and produces guitar-forward, lived-in songs that blur the line between alt-country and indie. His songwriting favors emotional honesty over easy resolution. Come celebrate the release of his upcoming EP *Mosquito Weather*, a six-song project arriving on April 17.\n\n**Jacob Cummings** is an LA-based producer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter raised in the small surf town of New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Though primarily known as a photographer a
{'description': '**Samuel Webb** celebrates the release of his album, with support from **Haroula Rose** + **Oliver Hill**.\n\nDoors at 8 PM\n\n$18 adv + DICE fees / $23 at the door\n\n($13.50 for Initiate members, $9 for Sponsor members, $0 +1 for Patron members, www.healingforcerecords.com/memberships)', 'highlights': [{'type': 'age_restriction', 'title': 'All ages', 'subtitle': None, 'external_link': None}]}
{'description': 'Sid The Cat Presents\n\nBeatrix Record Release Show\n\nwith John Lowell Anderson\n\n4/24/2026 at Healing Force Of The Universe\n\nArielle Kasnetz, the LA-based singer-songwriter who goes by the moniker Beatrix, had to discover her own voice. For most of her life, she trained in classical music, spending hours practicing vocal scales and learning piano pieces. But the stories she told weren’t hers, the words and the feelings somebody else’s who had lived a long time ago. It wasn’
{'description': '*Naming Horses* is the debut album by Los Angeles via Charleston singer-songwriter **Lane Hartley.** Originally self-released in 2024, Royal Oakie Records is rereleasing the album as “Naming Horses (Expanded)” with the addition of two new bonus tracks. Produced by Adam Gunther (Sharon Van Etten, Olivia Kaplan, Dzang), the album reflects on queer love, addiction, and destructive relationships across thirteen indie-folk tracks, featuring contributions from Lukas Frank of Storefron
{'description': '**Damon Smith** might be viewed by spiritual masters from the perspective of eternity—but in lived time, he’s a New York City–born musician shaped by constant motion. A graduate of the New England Conservatory, Smith has released music with The Jacobins and The Brightmares, alongside acclaimed solo records where his voice emerges as both intimate and otherworldly. His work plays with time—stretching, collapsing, and reordering it—while his live performances have placed him along
{'description': '**Lila Forde**, **Alycia Lang**, **Karli Fairbanks**, and **Joshua Thomas** each bring distinct yet deeply personal approaches to songwriting, united by a shared commitment to authenticity and craft.\n\n**Forde’s** “Americana soul” blends jazz, R&B, and folk into a warm, genre-fluid sound, culminating in her debut *VESSEL*, a record rooted in intuition, vulnerability, and self-trust. **Lang** similarly embraces fluidity, with *Speak The Word To Hear The Sound* moving from sharp,
{'description': '**Kendall Jane Meade** is an LA-based solo artist and founder of the band Mascott. In addition to Mascott, Meade has contributed to albums or performed/sung live with Sparklehorse, Helium, The Spinanes, Lloyd Cole, Gramercy Arms, Anders Parker, Stars, and many more. The first Kendall Jane Meade album, *SPACE*, is out now on Mother West.\n\nIndie alt-folk singer-songwriter **Amy Jay**’s songs are like plastic knives—pliable, yet cutting. She is a master at exploring what makes th
{'description': '**Leifur James** performs live for his LA debut at Healing Force of the Universe.\n\nBuilt around modular synthesis and drum machines, the show expands beyond song form, reworking and sampling material from across his catalogue into a rhythm-led live performance.\n\nOver the past few years, James has built a reputation as one of the UK’s most distinctive voices in electronic music, selling out the Barbican and Village Underground in London with statement shows across Europe. His