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Green\, \;is \;Kimaya&rsquo\;s \;third \;studio \;album\, \;a \;love \;note \;to \;the \;New \;England \;landscape \;showcases \;twelve \;tracks \;of \;glittering\, \;genre-bending \;indie \;pop\, \;carried \;by \;Diggs&rsquo\; \;powerful\, \;honeyed \;vocals\, \;and \;honest\, \;attentive \;lyricism. \;Backed \;by \;a \;band \;of \;longtime \;Western \;Mass \;artists \;who \;are \;fresh \;off \;tour \;dates \;with \;Trombone \;Shorty\, \;Emily \;King\, \;and \;Mavis \;Staples\, \;Kimaya&rsquo\;s \;band \;gifts \;audiences \;with \;a \;connected\, \;intentional \;experience \;that&rsquo\;s \;just \;as \;likely \;to \;make \;you \;dance \;as \;it \;is \;to \;make \;you \;cry.
You can learn more about Kimaya here.
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Opener Zak Trojano is multi-instrumentalist&ndash\;a finger-style guitar player\, a fly-fisherman\, and a beer drinker. In recent years\, Trojano&rsquo\;s solo work has found the spotlight with discerning listeners everywhere. Stage by stage\, in clubs\, music halls\, bars\, and coffee houses across the country\, he has honed a live show that keeps audiences glued to the stage\, like a rare conversation with an old friend who doesn&rsquo\;t usually say much\, but plays a mean guitar.
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