Brooklyn's Razor Braids ability to transition between velvety, high-energy tracks as in "She" sung by Hollye Bynum and introspective, soul-stirring melodies such as "Megachurch" by Jillian Karande kept me on a wonderful edge of not knowing what to experience next.
Janine Peacock's jangly and feedback-rich riffs drove levels of technical creativity to consistent heights while Sid Nichols' percussive beats kept the evening's cadence in marching form.
The artists' interaction with the crowd was genuine, creating a connection that elevated the show beyond their music. Each song felt like a shared moment between the artists and their fans.
As the concert reached its end, Razor Braids left an indelible mark on the Chicago locals in attendance, an audience that frenetically lingered just to keep Razor Braids in range for just a bit longer.