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Kaitlyn Aurelia-Smith Presents: TouchThePlants w/ Johan Lenox
Los Angeles, 05.09.22
With Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
Johan Lenox is a singer, composer, and producer, who marries lush orchestral tracks with lyrics about growing up in America during the end of the world. He recently finished a North American tour as the opener for singer 070 Shake, performing his songs alongside a violin section dressed in apocalyptic duck-hunter gear. On certain shows Johan also performed 15 minutes of his own classical music as an encore. Outside of his work as a solo artist, Johan has composed or produced for people including Kanye West, Travis Scott, Big Sean, Shawn Mendes and Selena Gomez, and been lauded with numerous awards for his work as a classical and musical theater composer. Johan’s debut album WDYWTBWYGU, featuring artists including 070 Shake, Lancey Foux, Mr. Hudson, Kaycyy is out everywhere.
Tracklist
- Kaitlyn Aurelia-Smith
Set One - Meara O'Reilly
Hockets For Two Voices - Laurie Spiegel
Patchwork - Max Richter
Path 3 (7676) - Terry Riley
A Rainbow In Curved Air - Meredith Monk
Eon - Steve Reich, Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble
Music For 18 Musicians - Moondog
Bird's Lament - Steve Reich, Kronos Quartet, Pat Metheny
Different Trains - Caroline Shaw, Roomful Of Teeth
Partita for 8 Voices Part 3: Courante - John Adams, City Of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Simon Rattle
Short Ride In A Fast Machine - Johan Lenox
Set Two - Kanye West feat. Allan Kingdom, Paul McCartney, Theophilus London
All Day - Johan Lenox
Parachute Dance - Jean Dawson
Power Freaks - 070 Shake
Web - Johan Lenox
Hopes And Dreams [Unreleased] - Caroline Shaw
The Beech Tree - Sudan Archives
Confessions - Ellen Reid
Somewhere There Is Something Else - Teezo Touchdown
I’m Just A Fan - Johan Lenox
What Happening - Brahms, Janet Baker, John Alldis Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult
Symphony No. 2 - Kanye West
Jonah - David Lang, Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Evan Ziporyn, Theo Bleckmann
Wed (1996) - Jean Sibelius, Sir Colin Davis, Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony No. 2 In D, Op.43
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