Reonda
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Reonda performed an intimate gig at “Pin-To Musica” in Senado Square on Saturday night. The performance, titled “Lightness of Being,” featured around a dozen songs best described as alternative folk.
The solo artist was equipped with a guitar, a microphone, a synthesizer and a “loop station,” and created rich, harmonic music without the assistance of other performers. She played songs such as “Girl and the Sea” and “It Smells Nice in the Graveyard.”
In anticipation of her Saturday show, Reonda wrote on her Facebook page: “I can almost taste the fresh pork jerky and Portuguese egg tarts already. See you soon Macau and Pin-To Musica!”
The singer-songwriter previously toured Guangdong Province back in 2014, when she played gigs in Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Macau to coincide with the release of her EP, “Moon.”
Bitestone, an independent online music magazine, reviewed the album and concluded: “A few more spins of her new EP “Moon” reveals a familiar lo-fi sensibility. “Moon” is like emotions laid bare and transformed into melodies, chords and lyrics. It’s the perfect soundtrack for a rainy day.” Staff reporter
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