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June 18, 2016

Last night I was thrilled to attend a private performance of the electro-pop artist Cellars, pictured above.  Her real name is Alle Norton, she’s got bundles of talent, and she gave a neat performance for a lucky crowd at the Soho House.  Her album Phases is available now.  I particularly like her song “Do You Miss Me?” which is playing right now from my personal collection.  The Soho House is a private club on Sunset Boulevard, super swanky, with amazing views of Los Angeles looking out from the club’s top floor location. 

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