Brooklyn Vocalist AKILAH Has Sung For Senator Bernie Sanders and Civil Rights Activist Claudette Colvin. Now She's Planning To Slay Them at the JOCUNDA Music, Film & Theatre Festival, Friday, April 24th at 8pm at ARTEL in Brooklyn
Akilah is a highly esteemed recording artist, actress,
performer and music educator from Brooklyn, NY. She is a graduate of the
Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music with a Bachelor of Music degree in Voice
Performance. Akilah has performed for many distinguished individuals including Senator
Bernie Sanders, civil rights activist Claudette Colvin, and the
honorable Dr. Cornel West under the direction of Grammy Award winning Arturo O'Farrill.
Many may recognize her from
her rendition of the national anthem that brought down the Barclay's Center and
as the featured soloist for Heavensward during the Final Fantasy XVII
Distant World's North American Premiere at Carnegie Hall. Akilah Etienne was
also on a summer tour with Plaza Theatrical Productions presentation of Sister
Act playing the lead role of Deloris and has been nominated for the 2019
Long Island Volunteer Theater Awards for Best Lead Actress. She continues to
wow audiences locally and internationally. She's appeared on BRIC Media Arts
Television featured on TV shows such as The Real Word & Nocturnal
Vibes radio and most recently on national broadcasting stations CNN, Washington
Post, NY Times and more as the national anthem singer for Senator Bernie
Sanders' kick-off presidential campaign held at Brooklyn College.
She consistently delivers with
her flawless vocals delivered with grace by a voice that is sweet, powerful,
loving, and emotional all at once. Akilah's music can be found streaming on all
major streaming services.
Friday, April 24th
Show Time: 8pm
For tickets click here!
Featuring the following music artists:
Tonisteelz, DeShaun "Satisfaction" Wilson, Akilah Etienne, Kwoat, Lizzy Ashliegh, Pure Knowledge, Prayah, Uni G and more...
DJ Magic Mike will rock the house at the AFTER PARTY
At 11pm until 4am
At 11pm until 4am
At ARTEL, 9 Malcolm X Blvd, Brooklyn, NY
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