Every once in a while, Shady Katie’s Open Mic gains an out of state act or two. In this case, the solo featured act arrived from Nashville Tennessee, On their first tour promoting their new album, “Lift”, rock band Charge The Atlantic grooved and excited the crowd.
Alex Curnow (guitar), Kyle Barboza (bass, vocals), Peter Racine Jr. (drums) and Patrick Krystman (keys, vocals, guitar) make up this handsome ensemble. “Let It In” radiated reggae off beat rhythm, which ironically fits the island paradise decor in Shady’s. You could definitely feel “the cool breeze and sunshine”. Along side the colorful, sweet sounding vocals of Krystman and Barboza, the bass line was thick, dense and heavy. In regard to “Work Suit”, Barboza mentions his dislike
Alex Curnow (guitar), Kyle Barboza (bass, vocals), Peter Racine Jr. (drums) and Patrick Krystman (keys, vocals, guitar) make up this handsome ensemble. “Let It In” radiated reggae off beat rhythm, which ironically fits the island paradise decor in Shady’s. You could definitely feel “the cool breeze and sunshine”. Along side the colorful, sweet sounding vocals of Krystman and Barboza, the bass line was thick, dense and heavy. In regard to “Work Suit”, Barboza mentions his dislike