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“Maybe New York is a genre after all”

- I Care If You Listen

Recent season highlights include Orbits, a collaboration with freedom singer spiritchild and the classical choir Voices of Ascension, which was presented at Roulette Theater in May 2022. They have performed on The Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage, National Sawdust’s Resonator Festival, The Harlem Arts Festival, Satellite Collective’s Echo & Narcissus at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Cooper Hewitt Museum’s summer concert series, and on 44 Charlton at The Greene Space. ShoutHouse often appears at New York’s legendary clubs like The Bitter End, The Shrine, Rockwood Music Hall, and more. ShoutHouse’s first EP was featured on radio programs around the world, including WNYC’s “New Sounds” with John Schaefer, WBAI’s “Making Music” with Jordan Maclean.

ShoutHouse is a collective of musicians that brings together poetic hip-hop, complex grooves, high-octane vocals, and instrumental solos in a way that is entirely their own. The brainchild of composer/multi-instrumentalist Will Healy, they grew out of a desire to bring together some of his favorite musicians in the New York music scene, regardless of genre background, from the musicians in an Afrobeat band to some orchestral musician friends. Over the years, they have solidified into a core roster of a dozen artists, including one emcee, a string section, dancers, and jazz soloists, presenting cutting-edge concert experiences that are redefining the boundaries of genre. Their debut album, Cityscapes, came out on New Amsterdam Records in June 2019, featuring “a lavishly orchestrated, absolutely unique blend of postrock, art-rock and indie classical.” (New York Music Daily)